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It doesn't use native elements, and instead goes from React Components -> HTML Text -> Native Elements. So then the moment you have two elements interacting it

It doesn't use native elements, and instead goes from React Components -> HTML Text -> Native Elements. So then the moment you have two elements interacting it falls on its face. Like forms.

j-krieger 6y ago
Why do you think that? Forms can be easily manipulated with refs. A ref points to the native element. It‘s really not that hard
dbbk 6y ago
Really struggling to parse what you've said here