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> Write your application logic in easily testable vanilla JavaScript and use React for rendering application state into DOM. This is the point of React. It's w
by ng12 8y ago
> Write your application logic in easily testable vanilla JavaScript and use React for rendering application state into DOM.
This is the point of React. It's why it was released hand-in-hand with Flux and later Redux. If you're not doing this, you're architecting your code poorly and no framework can save you.
- azangru 8y agoNotice how the community has been trying to move away from the centralized Redux though? Trying to co-locate inside single components presentation logic and the data needed to render this component? I am not saying it's necessarily a good thing, but it is... interesting.