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I found these things hard: * Inconsistencies or duplicated code between initial render and updates. * Having to write code for N^2 transitions between N valid
by danabramov 10y ago
I found these things hard:
* Inconsistencies or duplicated code between initial render and updates.
* Having to write code for N^2 transitions between N valid states instead of N valid states themselves.
* Harder to ensure DOM operation order across different parts of the codebase doesn’t produce jank.
Sure, this is all possible to solve, but in my experience I just ended up with a crappy version of React.
- just2n 10y agoSeconded on all counts. We also ended up independently implementing a really simplistic and in many ways broken version of React for these reasons and many others.