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Given I was able to see the errors directly in the js console, yes. You used to be able to break everyone's state by putting an emoji in a URL.
by overstay8930 2y ago
Given I was able to see the errors directly in the js console, yes. You used to be able to break everyone's state by putting an emoji in a URL.
- fsociety 2y agoI was hoping for stronger rationale than this. This is not a React-specific problem.
- overstay8930 2y agoOf course it's not a "react problem". It's a skill issue created by the reality that React is incredibly difficult to scale in large projects. If Meta cannot even handle React, what hope is there for the rest of us?