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It’s way easier in declarative frameworks, though.

• jondwillis 3y ago
  Yes, but only because you aren’t re-rendering when data changes (which is half of the entire point of an UI) implicitly. Having worked on enough imperative UI kludge, I think that declarative probably saves enough dev-hours (and associated calories, Typescript, Swift, Rust, etc. compile time) to outweigh the infinite loop bugs.
  • 4death4 3y ago
    I meant it’s way easier [to enter an infinite render loop] in declarative frameworks.
    • danpalmer 3y ago
      I would say it's way easier to define an infinite render loop in declarative frameworks, and therefore it's easier to notice the issue and address it. Causes and fixes are just more obvious. I don't think it's much harder to infinitely update properties that cause a redraw in a non-declarative framework, but doing so probably has less impact because it often won't redraw the entire screen, and may do less work overall because of how the framework is structured.