I don’t understand why in web development there’s such a fanatical obsession with “managing state” as if you can’t just place objects somewhere and iterate through them or use browser eventing to tell parts of your app something happened to your data store.
It’s such a weird thing to me. You really need a library that?
From Angular.js to React, I’ve never seen the point other than that it was a sign that you were forced into using a framework’s lifecycle. I’d like to say React is still a library, but it calls your code, so that’s not quite right.
It’s such a weird thing to me. You really need a library that?
From Angular.js to React, I’ve never seen the point other than that it was a sign that you were forced into using a framework’s lifecycle. I’d like to say React is still a library, but it calls your code, so that’s not quite right.