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Funny that the author didn't list JSX/React's form behavior as "weird". Basically, on every keypress you need to capture the change and rerender. It may be fa
by ergothus 11y ago
Funny that the author didn't list JSX/React's form behavior as "weird".
Basically, on every keypress you need to capture the change and rerender. It may be fast, it may be what the browser is doing under the hood, but it feels VERY weird.
It also means that things like divs with contenteditable on them are basically unworkable in the current version. :(
- kentor 11y agoYeah.. I ran into perf problems with that in IE9 in a VM. But that may be the price to pay for a single source of truth.