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A poorly done React component (mixing props and state?) and what looks to be a poorly done Vue component (with some jQuery lib thrown in?), are the basis of the opinion? Seems weird.
Yeah, pick any framework that you don't know how to use properly, drop it for another framework that you don't know how to use properly, write a post on medium about it, repeat.
A poorly done React component (mixing props and state?) and what looks to be a poorly done Vue component (with some jQuery lib thrown in?), are the basis of the opinion? Seems weird.
const MyList = props => (
{props.list.map((item, index) => {item})}
);
...
Was on the front page for some reason... what is it with the abysmal quality articles advocating vue.js?
Was on the front page for some reason... what is it with the abysmal quality articles advocating vue.js?
A poorly done React component (mixing props and state?) and what looks to be a poorly done Vue component (with some jQuery lib thrown in?), are the basis of the opinion? Seems weird.
Yep, I think a lot of a confusing parts of React components is state and ES6 classes. Luckily, you don't actually have to use those, React really shines (IMO) when you write stateless components, using ordinary functions. const MyList = props => ( {props.list.map((item, index) => {item} )} ); ...
this.state = {
value: this.props.value || '',
}Seems more like they threw their hands up in frustration and went with something that was more immediately understandable to them. I haven't used Vue yet, but I'm curious how nice it is to develop with after the codebase has grown significantly - I remember Angular 1.x had that same "magic" that made it easy to appreciate and pick up, but ended up being a huge headache after writing production code with it for over a…
> It’s just a library, so if you want to make use of a fully featured framework, the React guys invented Redux This is wrong; Redux is not a framework, it's just a technique for managing state.
It wasn't written at all by the "React guys".
It also implies Redux englobes React which it most certainly doesn't - they're just 2 independent libraries.
I find Vue to be such a breath of fresh air. All I wanted out of React was shadow DOM and then it went and turned into this whole cultural movement thing .
You can just use that if you'd like.
> turned into this whole cultural movement thing
Isn't that a pretty much foregone conclusion given a large enough adoption and ecosystem? After all, ColdFusion has less of a cultural influence on its users than Rails does.
Is it Thursday already ?