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Hopefully we are slowly improving things like that, without causing too much churn in the ecosystem.
The thing I hate most about writing React components is how much of the correctness is down to the code patterns you use. So many places to shoot yourself in the foot. Do other "view libraries" do better?
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While I love all the improvements in React with fiber, I can't help but feel like async mode has made these "hidden patterns" worse.
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Pretty sure this is a language-level concern. Flow/TS help, but we need to replace the type system before we can even start fixing this problem. I haven't committed to a solution yet but
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It's not just a type system. React's execution model fundamentally relies on you structuring your components a certain way. I haven't used
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The more opinionated the framework the easier that path is in the 90% case. But the more opinionated, the harder that 10% is. This is from my AngularJS, Ember, React and Angular experience. Can't speak about Vue or others.
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This is one reason I like redux. It provides opinions, but separates itself from the view later a bit
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Yeah, there are no runtime errors in Elm. .. .. ... ... Because no one uses it.
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No, they don't.
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