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You can create isolated functions instead of nested functions wherever you want. Just pass in params instead of using closures. This is entirely up to the dev
by nightski 6y ago
You can create isolated functions instead of nested functions wherever you want. Just pass in params instead of using closures. This is entirely up to the developer.
- untog 6y agoYou can, yes. But the developer working on the codebase you’re going to inherit might not. Class components are usefully opinionated in that way.
- oaxacaoaxaca 6y agoYep. And isolated functions are a solution, but sometimes it just makes way more sense for that function to be a method of a class. And for the function component to be a class component. I think there's space for both types of components, and I just hope that class components don't become deprecated.
- nightski 6y agoAbsolutely there are cases where class components make sense. I highly doubt they would ever depreciate them.
- dmitryminkovsky 6y agoNot really lots of functions do have to be declared in useEffect for dependency management.
- nightski 6y agoI'm not aware of any case in which this is true. Effects are run on every render unless you explicitly specify dependencies in the second argument of the hook.