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As a user of React, I disagree -- unless you are using React in a javascript runtime, in which case you're probably fine. But I resent react for all the extra c
by tomc1985 11y ago
As a user of React, I disagree -- unless you are using React in a javascript runtime, in which case you're probably fine. But I resent react for all the extra cognitive load it forces me to worry about when all I really give a shit about is its shadow DOM implementation. And then, only when I've got page(s) full of data I need to update without lag.
- codeisawesome 11y agoAre you talking about ReactNative? I haven't played with that yet, but it's one reason I chose React in one of my projects (eventual plans to use our web browser components at least partially in Native).
- tomc1985 11y agoNo, more specifically, using React with Rails through the react-rails gem. I am considering ripping out all my JSX and replacing it with our React JS
- morgante 11y agoI'd like to correct some misconceptions you seem to have regarding React. > unless you are using React in a javascript runtime, in which case you're probably fine React is written in JavaScript. It runs exclusively in JavaScript. If you've somehow managed to run it outside a JavaScript runtime then I'd actually be delighted to learn about how. > all I really give a shit about is its shadow DOM implementation React doesn't have a shadow DOM.