There seems to be a lot of magic going on under the hood, which will help you get off the ground quickly but I worry how easy it is to extend this to do unusual things.
Likewise, to provide features like dynamic update when a function's return value changes I assume it has to do either something very clever, or something very dumb (polling?). How performant is this sort of approach?
Likewise, to provide features like dynamic update when a function's return value changes I assume it has to do either something very clever, or something very dumb (polling?). How performant is this sort of approach?