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@b{Continuous}: Handling of first-class signals, like in @link("Elm", "http://elm-lang.org/learn/What-is-FRP.elm")
- @sect{Why FPR}
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The value proposition of FRP is that in a "traditional" program, when an event occurs, events and changes propagate throughout the program in an ad-hoc manner. An event-listener may trigger additional events, call some callbacks, or set some mutable variables that subsequent code will read and react to.