React isn’t in this list because its effects are declarative, not imperative (except for props changes and re-renders which you could argue are in fact declarat

React isn’t in this list because its effects are declarative, not imperative (except for props changes and re-renders which you could argue are in fact declarative, just one abstraction removed). UseEffect neatly compartmentalizes imperative behavior. This looks a lot like ember data binding which becomes an imperative nightmare. Its default state is “foot gun” with tons of cognitive overhead and meta patterns to keep it from getting that way.