Something is off with your transpiling set up if you’re not getting accurate stack traces. A “create react app” default setup will should have accurate stack traces out of the box.
To your point about best practices React, at least at the beginning was not supposed to be the entire stack, by design you needed other libraries to deal with large portions of the web state and as such it could only control a small part of your stack.
That being said with hooks and providers, it is gaining enough internal tooling to be almost “the whole stack” but still the philosophy remains.
To your point about best practices React, at least at the beginning was not supposed to be the entire stack, by design you needed other libraries to deal with large portions of the web state and as such it could only control a small part of your stack.
That being said with hooks and providers, it is gaining enough internal tooling to be almost “the whole stack” but still the philosophy remains.