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Right, but the problem you're describing is not the failure of React to compose components, but the fact that in-browser elements are not React components. If
by pier25 6y ago
Right, but the problem you're describing is not the failure of React to compose components, but the fact that in-browser elements are not React components.
If you had a library of React components, and it had a BaseRadioButton, if properly designed you could use it to compose other components (radio buttons, forms, etc).
- simion314 6y agoYes, my issue is with the DOM itself and the browser makers that add new stuff all the time but they have not added any major improvements to the included elements and add the needed one. Part of the solution would be to have Mozilla and google check what developers need and add that but IMO there is a giant chance a Google developer will invent yet another framework instead of working on adding more css support for the "select" or scrollbars.