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ReasonReact doesn't have Context, the API is unstable so they aren't binding to it.
by RobertKerans 8y ago
ReasonReact doesn't have Context, the API is unstable so they aren't binding to it.
- RussianCow 8y agoThe new API as of 16.3 is stable, so I suspect ReactReason will support it soon (if it doesn't already, by default). https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html
- RobertKerans 8y agoAh, that's great that it's finally settled. RR is on v15 in terms of what it has to support though, so no dice; main focus at the minute seems to be on dropping v15 support and migrating to v16, which cleans up some of the code (particularly w/r/t the async side), but that has to happen before they bind to the new API, so going to be a while.