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UI is reactive, not state. You push changes to state and UI reacts to it.

• halflife 4mo ago
  A derived state is certainly reactive.
  • zigzag312 4mo ago
    Of course you can have reactive state, your complaint however was: "The react in react stands for reactivity, however it is not." [because] "Its entire state management is not reactive" React is primarily an UI library, not full state management library. And its UI is reactive.
    • halflife 4mo ago
      Agreed, the OP said that the r in rxjs stands for reactivity, so my point was the the names have little bearing on the actual design patterns achieved with the libs
      • zigzag312 4mo ago
        Ah, now I see what you meant.