September 2017
Intermediate to advanced
216 pages
6h 8m
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There's no point in comparing a library such as Immutable.js with something that has no notion of functional programming or immutability. For instance, Angular is a framework for building applications, and observing changes in state is a core pattern. This is something that Immutable.js doesn't do. Comparing Immutable.js with something such as React doesn't make much sense either. Despite the fact that React honors concepts such as avoiding side-effects, we wouldn't be comparing apples with apples, as they do different things at different levels of abstraction.
Some criteria that you would use to compare Immutable.js with other libraries include the following:
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