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by johnhenry
2771 days ago
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I wouldn't describe it as a "drop-in replacement". It's very similar in the way that it allows one to use html syntax within javascript, and I appreciate the fact that it doesn't require and extra compilation step. But it does appear to be lacking what I see as the main draw of %eact -- the ability to compose and remix components. (Correct me if I'm wrong?) Edit: Composability does appear to be a feature. I agree with your description. |
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