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Could dot-dom support React Hooks to manage state?
Maybe create a dot-dom-hooks project so users could opt-in?
This would provide really great compatibility between React Components and dot-dom Components 😄
Hello @styfle ! That's not a bad idea.
This reminds me that I should work a bit on the modularity of the project, that we were discussing a year ago 😄 let me try to put it on my side-project backlog :)
@styfle have a look at Fre maybe: I haven't tested this yet, but it claims to be React-compatible for the hooks API - e.g. hooks only, no classes. It has a fiber-based render scheduler, which is really impressive in under 2K... assuming this actually works - it has no tests 😏
Could dot-dom support React Hooks to manage state?
Maybe create a
dot-dom-hooks
project so users could opt-in?This would provide really great compatibility between React Components and dot-dom Components 😄
https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-intro.html
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