> and it's not entirely like using >>= Exactly, and that's why it is not pf. It's really as simple as that. It's also not as if it would be theoretical distin

> and it's not entirely like using >>= Exactly, and that's why it is not pf. It's really as simple as that. It's also not as if it would be theoretical distinction that has no meaning for praxis. It does. For instance, since I cannot control the execution of React's cycle (including rendering) it becomes hard(er) to do certain kind of page animations that should happen between renders. > It's very different from jQuery and the callback hell Yes, it is nicer to use. But it is not pfp-style.