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If you have working code that uses reactive frameworks, think twice about refactoring. Primarily , because it /works/. The reactive calls might also have some n
by samus 3y ago
If you have working code that uses reactive frameworks, think twice about refactoring. Primarily , because it /works/. The reactive calls might also have some non-obvious semantics that could get lost if you don't carefully translate them to virtual threads.