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<p>Hi Mark,</p>
<p>yes, the events protocol is useful to know. No the ActiveModel in
particular, but the protocol in Object. #when:send:to: but also
#addDependent: and #changed and implementors of #update: . They
are used in Morphic.</p>
<p>Mariano<br>
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<div>I realize this is an opinion-based question, but do you
think I should take the time to learn about the ActiveModel
class and the when:send:to: method? They seem interesting, but
I couldn't find any uses of ActiveModel in the Cuis bae image
other than calls to "ActiveModel flushEventSystem".</div>
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