This is very interesting. It actually strikes me as quite similar to React.js; in both cases, the mantra is "replace explicit boilerplate with an intelligent

This is very interesting. It actually strikes me as quite similar to React.js; in both cases, the mantra is "replace explicit boilerplate with an intelligent diff algorithm". Yes, this means performance isn't as good, but does that really matter? It eliminates an entire _class_ of programming errors in one fell stroke. Higher productivity and less chance for things to go wrong? Sign me up.