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by emorning3
1066 days ago
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I agree with you that going back to the JQuery days of unmaintainable imperative code would not be a good thing. But with JQuery I was able to create adaptive UIs by applying 'transforms' to the DOM, I really miss that.
Think of the way that 'tag helpers' can apply cross-cutting transforms to Razor Page applications, I used to do things like that with JQuery. React et al cuts me off from both the browser DOM and it's own virtual DOM, so this I can no longer do this.
I have to do everything the React way.
Developing with React is far less powerful than JQuery.
I still find modern frameworks to be a kind of straight-jacket.
I hope to have my transforms back in a rational way someday. |
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https://react.dev/learn/escape-hatches