connorelsea

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   by connorelsea 9y ago

   A lot of the typical use cases for classes in a language like Java are replaced by the user's choice of module format in JavaScript (ES6, commonjs, etc.). Though, I don't think "this" was that hard to learn (See: YDKJS)
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   by connorelsea 10y ago

   What is wrong with being a JavaScript developer?
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   by connorelsea 10y ago

   If you are required to support legacy browsers (which is just the nature of the beast for certain projects), Babel makes it relatively simple to use a new version of JS that may not be supported by those older browsers. Newer versions of JS
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   by connorelsea 10y ago

   This is a really logical and thought out response. The evolution with React Router isn't meaningless. It's simply good people trying (and succeeding imo) to innovate and create good, well-formed software. JavaScript as a language
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   by connorelsea 10y ago

   I'm really interested in a good alternative for react-router if people have so many problems with it. I was going to use this in an upcoming project, but if there is an alternative that is better, I will investigate.
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   by connorelsea 10y ago

   I am new to React Router. What is the alternative to managing routes on the front end when you're using only React (and redux) on the frontend and not routing on the backend in express or something?