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		andreyvit on Jan 25, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Things every React.js beginner should know I explicitly do _not_ state that it applies to React, because there's no domain logic in React components. (Or at least there shouldn't be. It is certainly possible to write a spaghetti component that would do everything.)

gemma on Jan 25, 2016 [–]

> It is certainly possible to write a spaghetti component that would do everything.

So...like PHP, then?

mercer on Jan 26, 2016 | [–]

Not really. You're strongly coaxed into doing it the right way by design, which is not my experience with the old-skool PHP approach.

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