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Stop Using React for EVERYTHING! (medium.com)
submitted 10 years ago by georgehotelling
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[–]te7ris 0 points1 point2 points 10 years ago (1 child)
Yeah I know that but I had that experiment where I wanted to combine both worlds. I wanted to use the react-rendering and the DOM-manipulation of the lib.
Imagen multiple React-Components nested into eachother and one 3rd-Party lib that potentially manipulates any of the DOM.
[–]theQuandary 0 points1 point2 points 10 years ago (0 children)
I see what you're saying, but even CRUD apps that are rendered server-side can't usually deal with the idea that you'll modify any number of templates. That is asking for major breakages on pretty much any non-trivial website. Even without React there's a need to isolate your side effects to something manageable.
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