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> It's the fact that you can reason about your app as if you are re-rendering the entire application with every change in state. That way you never have to thin
by marknutter 11y ago
> It's the fact that you can reason about your app as if you are re-rendering the entire application with every change in state. That way you never have to think about mutating the DOM, and you have less places to screw up.
This is really no different than Angular's value proposition - everything is bound to the DOM via the scope and re-renders automatically with every change in state.