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React is Fiction

Talkat React Conf 2019 · 2019-10-24..10-25· [react, component-design]
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Argues React components improve when treated like fiction and proves it by building a navbar: starts with an isLoggedIn prop and a single reusable nav, shows the array-of-objects link pattern and adding an onClick action, then splits into explicit logged-out and logged-in components and a hover‑toggled avatar dropdown. Claims specific rules map cleanly — show don't tell, write what you know, repeat on purpose — and concludes the concrete refactor yields simpler, easier‑to‑change components that actually work in practice.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 3:18Show Dont Tell
  3. 9:53Character Motivations
  4. 16:04Write What You Know
  5. 20:17User Dropdown
  6. 21:56Painful Revision
  7. 22:23Conclusion
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