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This led me to ranting drunkenly at Dan Abramov, and nobody wants that. I wish I was at that party.. But seriously, do hooks allow for components to act more l
by zengid 8y ago
This led me to ranting drunkenly at Dan Abramov, and nobody wants that.
I wish I was at that party.. But seriously, do hooks allow for components to act more like state machines? I'm gathering that from this:
Hooks achieve what mixins do, but avoid two main problems that come with mixins:
-They allows us to pass state from one to the other.
-They make it explicit where logic is coming from.
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- javitury 8y agoIn my opinion, they are mixins that can be applied without subclassing a component. In the examples a new section, data.width, is added. This modifies the state schema of the component.