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This article is spot on. I've been building Angular 2 and React (Native) apps over the last 3 months and I have broadly similar conclusions. Once React clicked,
by sjclemmy 10y ago
This article is spot on. I've been building Angular 2 and React (Native) apps over the last 3 months and I have broadly similar conclusions. Once React clicked, it really is very easy to reason about.
With regard to the DI problem, I created a combination of static classes for things like the User object and function collections with observables for app state. I didn't use Redux. You can get similar behaviour with Observable zip/scan/reduce and it's much more lightweight.