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Neat! Didn't know about this concept. Any more examples of this being used somewhere?
by reichardt 9y ago
Neat! Didn't know about this concept. Any more examples of this being used somewhere?
- tomgp 9y agoThe technique discussed is a kind of inversion of control, a concept which has a pretty long history (~30 years according to the wikipedia article). I've been writing React for a couple of months now and had settled on this method without knowing it was considered new or in anyway unusual.
- girvo 9y agoUsing ReasonReact with ReasonML sort of forces you down this path due to its strong type system. It’s quite lovely once you get used to it.
- mmgutz 9y agoOther packages have been doing this for a while: react-virtualized, react-motion, react-form ... I wonder why the topic pops up seemingly every week