Comment by bosmarcel
15 hours ago
That's a fair distinction, but I think they solve different problems. Signals are great, but they usually require managing primitives individually and don't map directly to deep, nested JS objects the same way. Mador is specifically about dropping in a plain, nested object and working with it like normal JS without .value "boilerplate". Appreciate the feedback on the README phrasing though—I'll tweak it so it doesn't sound like a false dilemma!
The .value comparison is not fair because it's a single value vs an object property. A better comparison would be against something like Vue's reactive() where it doesn't require you to add this "boilerplate".