Reactivity and Reactive Programming
Nearly all modern browser UI frameworks boast Reactivity as a core feature. What is Reactivity all about? Is it useful or applicable outside of frontend development? what is the hype all about anyways?
Most modern JavaScript UI frameworks boast Reactivity, but have you ever wondered what that means exactly?
In my opinion, Reactivity is largely responsible for making modern frontend development unintuitive to outsiders.
This blog post explains what Reactivity is, and how it manifested in the frontend development world today.
You might find this interesting if you're: a frontend dev unfamiliar with the concept, a non-frontend dev interested in frontend, or just curious what Reactivity is!
Has anyone else had issues with domain registries randomly suspending a domain?
Apologies if this is the wrong community. I spent some time searching for a good one, and this seemed to be fairly applicable.
I've owned several domains over the years, but recently I purchased another one (goat.rest) to house a little side project I was working on. For about two weeks, everything was running fine, and then out of the blue the site disappeared. After some investigation, I figured out that the domain had been suspended by the registry, with seemingly no reason or course of action to get it back. I triple-checked, and although the TLD for the domain is intended for restaurants, it should be open for other uses too. The site wasn't spammy, explicit, or in any way content that would be cause for removal. I sent an email to the company that owns the TLD, and three days later the block was removed, and hours later I got an incredibly vague and short email stating as such.
While the site was down, I did a little research and found a [post](https://webmasters.stackexchang