Not really "binding" per se -- mostly because "binding" implies you're attaching events to objects and thinking about "changes", and object lifecycle is still something you're concerned with.
React is more functional in nature -- A react component is, almost entirely, a function that takes arguments and spits out DOM elements. React then diffs the desired DOM with the current DOM, and computes the set of transformations needed to update the UI to match the new state -- i.e. "Add a few rows to the table, change the text in a particular span equal to 'boom'" or whatnot.
React is more functional in nature -- A react component is, almost entirely, a function that takes arguments and spits out DOM elements. React then diffs the desired DOM with the current DOM, and computes the set of transformations needed to update the UI to match the new state -- i.e. "Add a few rows to the table, change the text in a particular span equal to 'boom'" or whatnot.