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You can think of .enter() as React working in 1 way and under your explicit control instead of automagically. It's a one-way binding between your data and your
by athenot 10y ago
You can think of .enter() as React working in 1 way and under your explicit control instead of automagically. It's a one-way binding between your data and your DOM, with the data being the source of truth.