This seems like something that sounds like it has some good advantages but it's definitely something that needs testing out. Why make this the standard method straight away? Why not release it as an option and get feedback on what it's actually like to use in the real world?
This is clearly a transition from declarative to imperative. There are numerous, well-documented reasons for why declarative syntax is better.
Do the advantages of composing behaviours really outweigh these?
Lol. this is by no means a transition to imperative code. It's actually the other way around... With this setup function, we can go full FP, no more 'this' etc...
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This seems like something that sounds like it has some good advantages but it's definitely something that needs testing out. Why make this the standard method straight away? Why not release it as an option and get feedback on what it's actually like to use in the real world?
This is clearly a transition from declarative to imperative. There are numerous, well-documented reasons for why declarative syntax is better.
Do the advantages of composing behaviours really outweigh these?
Lol. this is by no means a transition to imperative code. It's actually the other way around... With this setup function, we can go full FP, no more 'this' etc...