[cristeigabriel]

I believe you mean the (general) transparency of state? But yes, that's quite great when you're getting stuff together quickly. It's even used for more serious stuff, where immediate mode is a necessity.

[mort96]

The "lack of state" refers to being immediate mode rather than retained mode.

[cristeigabriel]

It does require some state in the back for everything to work as it does.