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It's not that the advice is necessarily 'crappy', it's more that it's no longer current. You might be looking at an article which is only a couple of months old
by renlo 9y ago
It's not that the advice is necessarily 'crappy', it's more that it's no longer current. You might be looking at an article which is only a couple of months old but is already out of date because some lib (like react-router) has changed, or it's considered 'the wrong way' now (when it was 'the correct way' a couple of months ago).
- jhall1468 9y agoWhich is 100% on react-router. That has nothing to do with React. This would be akin to issues you have with some Ember plugin on the Ember team. It's odd.