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> They are definitely javascript. How come they break Javascript semantics and execution flow? > but ultimately every hook comes down to being a function exec
by dmitriid 5y ago
> They are definitely javascript.
How come they break Javascript semantics and execution flow?
> but ultimately every hook comes down to being a function execution.
That's really beside the point when it comes to understand what something is and using them.
{#await promise} is immediately understandable from its use.
Hooks are... well, I already said above.
- merb 5y ago> How come they break Javascript semantics and execution flow? wait what? since when do they break execution flow and javascript semantics?! useEffect(function () { }); when exactly do you think the function will be called? - correct only the "framework" defines that, but that's completly normal javascript execution and semantic.