Panicz Maciej Godek <[email protected]> writes: > [...] it's hard for me to see the advantage of FRP over OOP in > practical systems (e.g. windowed applications with buttons and so > on). [...]
An off-topic remark: I don't know about *functional* reactive programming but from my experience so far as an iOS developer, I've been *longing* for a reactive programming system that automates state changes even if not fully hiding them. It would be invaluable being able to say "button2.leftEdge = button1.rightEdge + 20px" and have this equation be held automatically on changes to the layout of button1 (which might happen because it itself reacts to other layout changes), or to be able to say "button.disabled = condition1 or condition2" and have the disabled status of button update automatically as the truthiness of the conditions changes. (The former use-case is actually covered by "layout constraints", but that's strictly limited to layouting.) Declarative programming FTW. Taylan
