Comment by rawoke083600

Looks really good ! Well done ! One "warning" I might give is I see "imba.commit" can become a problem.

This reminds me of the AngularJS(1) days, where if something didn't work (update), you will add a few well placed $apply or $digest everywhere. And of course if it doesn't work, you throw that $apply & $digest calls in s "setTimeoutLoops"... it got ugly fast.

This was of course was not the "correct way" of doing it in a "well written application" but many programmers working on one codebase, eventually somewhere someone gets frustrated with their code not working and in 12 months, you have these little "performance suckers" all around your code.

I don't really have a solution, maybe make it more "robust" or just keep in mind, programmers of all skill level and frustration levels, might just litter the codebase with these "magic-might-fix-my-issue-calls"

Congrats again on Imba !I do really like it :)