Somewhat strawman, yeah. But it still seems valid - React allows you to do this, and you do see it in the wild. People who have been bitten by it (or read eno

Somewhat strawman, yeah. But it still seems valid - React allows you to do this, and you do see it in the wild. People who have been bitten by it (or read enough best-practices stuff to avoid it up-front) will know better and won't do so, but you have to know better - that's kinda the central point in here. React has more footguns, and the article is arguing that they're unnecessary / things end up worse than if they weren't allowed, without losing flexibility.