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I'm not familiar with OCaml, but this looks very similar to the reactivity model used inside web front-end libraries like Knockout, Vue.js - in which each "binding" in the template is essentially a self-adjusting computation that updates the DOM. In addition, the Tracker library in Meteor enables similar dependency-tracking computations across the entire stack. It's interesting to see this type of reactivity model used in different contexts.


You've got it backwards. This concept long predates the existence of the web, let alone JS.


I never implied which predates which. Read again.




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