behaviors are small reactive units > state changes, behaviors react, behaviors emit more state changes no central orchestrator

This post discusses a reactive programming or state management architecture where individual behaviors function as small, independent units that respond to state changes and generate new state changes in a decentralized manner, without requiring a central coordinating system. The approach emphasizes loose coupling and emergent behavior through local reactive interactions rather than top-down orchestration.

Source: Yohei Nakajima (X) | 2026-05-20