What? How is WPF any different than a web based ui framework. It does differential rendering, it uses hierarchical components in XML. WPF can update the UI with state changes on the backing C# without update commands, etc.
Maybe WPF can do this today, I don't know, haven't touched it in 10 years.
Another aspect, while WPF might check the feature list of React/Vue, using it in practice is kind of clunky.
There were 2381 days between differentiating between various binding types in WPF (which include one way, both OneWay and OneWayToSource) and React's release. There were 2378 days between React's release and today.
So it took React longer to copy one way bindings from WPF than it took this project to "copy" React.
Too bad you didn't make this comment on Thursday.
I’m flattered to be compared to long standing paradigms I’ve had in mind (and others I am learning of now) while working on this.
I'm not really qualified to compare wpf to react or moxie.
Second, liberally copying the best parts of other things and leaving the crappy parts behind is bringing something new to the table. Don't sell yourself short.