Yes, the flexibility of virutal dom is really nice. I started to use it with rxjs (Reactive Extensions) only to discover that someone else is already doing so:

Yes, the flexibility of virutal dom is really nice. I started to use it with rxjs (Reactive Extensions) only to discover that someone else is already doing so: https://github.com/staltz/cycle https://github.com/staltz/cycle If you really want a functional, stream based frontend in Javascript (vs Elm/purescript/etc), this is well worth looking into. Cycle's author sums up his criticisms of React here: http://staltz.com/dont-react/ http://staltz.com/dont-react/