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@RhysSullivan

im the #1 hater of import aliases

10:21 AM • Nov 2, 2024

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Import Aliases are dumb?

Is importing from relative paths fine? import from ‘../../../../file’?

Jonas

@JonasBadalic

A pattern that I have been using more and more in React has been enhancing reducers with an event emitter like interface. 

You subscribe to action dispatching as opposed to reacting via useEffect and state changes, but the real win imo is that reducer payloads are more… https://x.com/i/web/status/1853794448297328943

5:40 AM • Nov 5, 2024

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React Take: Use Event Emitters to subscribe to changes instead of reacting in a useEffect()

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