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This is the right answer. This will effectively keep React from touching the element ever again after the initial render.
by STRML 11y ago
This is the right answer. This will effectively keep React from touching the element ever again after the initial render.
- talldan 11y agoI'm intrigued as to why you think this approach is better than using a key? The 'shouldComponentUpdate' way of doing things means any changes to props or state on the component have to be handled manually, which can introduce a lot of non-trivial and overly complex code.