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It’s scary that the author examined four ways to do a pretty simple component. Nothing wrong with that, but the horror happens when a more abstract component fa
by runawaybottle 5y ago
It’s scary that the author examined four ways to do a pretty simple component. Nothing wrong with that, but the horror happens when a more abstract component falls into the lap of a React developer. The permutations in which one can build a app specific component (not a baseline ui component) is a pretty large number.
If we start applying our perceived values to anything more complex, we increase complexity (death via virtue). I’d argue that we should seek out a scaleable virtue system. While some of those cases that were grade A can be proven to be proper in simple components, they become unwieldy in larger component systems if we pursue righteousness like zealots.
- asah 5y agoomg this. But I'm curious, you got any nice counter-examples of lively ecosystems that maintained a reasonable number of permutations? (I do agree that JS has been the wild wild west for a decade too long, and the mobile revolution is no excuse for silliness that should've been resolved in the 2000s)
- runawaybottle 5y agoBut I'm curious, you got any nice counter-examples of lively ecosystems that maintained a reasonable number of permutations? Nope. We all suffer together.