There is no way you're maintaining anything more than trivially complex apps like this. It was never built to be used that way. Passing down chains of attribut

There is no way you're maintaining anything more than trivially complex apps like this. It was never built to be used that way. Passing down chains of attributes and functions through 5+ layers isn't idiomatic React because React was created with Flux in mind--this is not the intended methodology. >If you're having difficulty moving components around because of state consider that you may be thinking too statefully and should try to find a less stateful way to describe your UI That is a meaningless platitude. State exists, you can't remove it. No matter how much you minimize it, you're going to eventually end up passing props down through an arbitrarily large number of layers if you have no state management system in place. Language designers realized this was a problem decades ago--it's why we have scoping rules. Passing down chains of arguments through layers and layers of functional calls is unwieldy. And it's worse when each one of these functions is directly producing user output.