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Yeah that's a great point. Nothing makes me start really looking closely at a merge request than when a useEffect shows up.
by ervine 3y ago
Yeah that's a great point. Nothing makes me start really looking closely at a merge request than when a useEffect shows up.
- andix 3y agoMy junior developers started to come to me with the question: how can I do this without useEffect? Because they already know that their PR will be rejected. Usually we can figure it out within a few minutes, and make everything less complicated. People are just way too much thinking imperatively, like decades of OOP thought them (and many of their educators). Most naive useEffects are just masked derived state.