> They need mutable state because their entire existence depends on it. Sure, you might be able to model the mutable state of UIs using immutable data structures, but you can't get rid of the mutable state.
Can you give an example of this?
I have worked on fairly complex Redux applications but have never ever mutated states and it has been just fine. In fact, I use ImmutableJS to keep my apps' states.
State machines without immutability in a large application sounds like a joke to me, sorry.
Can you give an example of this?
I have worked on fairly complex Redux applications but have never ever mutated states and it has been just fine. In fact, I use ImmutableJS to keep my apps' states.
State machines without immutability in a large application sounds like a joke to me, sorry.