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Switching it off is how you learn to switch it on better. I started a react project a few years ago and opted against Redux and whatnot. As the project grew an
by madeofpalk 8y ago
Switching it off is how you learn to switch it on better.
I started a react project a few years ago and opted against Redux and whatnot. As the project grew and grew it became harder to maintain. Piece by piece, I self identified a 'best practice' that would solve a real problem I had.
- dceddia 8y agoYeah, fwiw, I am pretty good at avoiding too many shiny toys (though this project might not be a good example of that). I'm all about using React without Redux when it makes sense, and especially at the beginning of a project. Heck, I wrote a whole book teaching React that way, and it's how I learned it myself. Wanting to use the "best practice" libraries is a different angle than what I meant though, which was more like a background thread running in my mind about how I should be refactoring things as I go. Two sides of the same coin though, in a lot of respects.