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As another react developer. The separation goes deeper than just having styles, logic and the dom in separate files. It's the underlying data structures that ar
by worldsayshi 7y ago
As another react developer. The separation goes deeper than just having styles, logic and the dom in separate files. It's the underlying data structures that are important in the end. And in that regard react doesn't change the field. We still have the same essential structure and building blocks. Just a different way to reason and interact with it.
Perhaps webassembly doesn't change this either?
- beaker52 7y agoIf anything I'd prefer it if styles, logic and dom lived together in the same file. I hate the sheer number of files people create in projects. The worst one I've seen is a ".types.ts" file. Everywhere.