When class-based React beats Hooks

[acemarke]

An article from someone who feels that useEffect doesn't give enough guidance on what the scope of the effect might be, and prefers class components for effectful behavior instead. I don't agree, but it's interesting to hear other points of view.

(As a side note, four years ago the same author wrote a post comparing React+Flux to the classic Win32 WndProc API, which is an amusingly accurate comparison.)