this discusses the development of a new reactive programming language designed to exclusively handle reactive programming without the complications of mixing re

this discusses the development of a new reactive programming language designed to exclusively handle reactive programming without the complications of mixing reactive and non-reactive code, common in Embedded Domain Specific Languages (EDSLs). By avoiding traditional functions and the problematic mechanism of lifting, this language aims to offer a simpler, more reliable approach to reactive programming. It introduces features like stateful reactors, signals with dynamic dependencies, and recursively-defined reactors, aiming to enhance the comprehension and implementation of reactive programming for both language designers and users.