All these features sound interesting in isolation, but I can't help thinking that react is stuck on the same treadmill its been on for years. They keep solving

All these features sound interesting in isolation, but I can't help thinking that react is stuck on the same treadmill its been on for years. They keep solving important problems like memorization bugs, but these problems are all self inflicted. The API keeps getting more complex, and with a goal of backwards compatibility everything is additive. Actions as a generic concept look interesting, but the idea of having every library expose both onSubmit and submitAction is just going to make things more confusing. I guess you use events for old code, and actions when you want the option to send the event to the server depending on the "use server" directive or pragma? And when the next thing comes along, I guess every library exposes 3 different ways to handle a form submit event?