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by pdoub
2392 days ago
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Basically, you're right. In a JS-free world this would be probably overblown (or a niche thing for Ruby fanatics). Where Matestack shines is when it comes to very generic JS behaviour that you don't want to recreate for the 100st time in a project - just wrap it into Matestack component and tell it what to do. I suggest watching my co-founder and Matestack creater Jonas introduce the concepts behind it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY5AeGhgK7I |
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