Yes, your point? Anyone who spend 15 minutes learning about React learns that you don't manipulate the DOM directly, you let the rendering engine handle that for you.
Or just skip all of the newly released stuff and use React as it was originally made, like me and many others still do. Never suffer from having to debug "useEffect" because we literally never use it. You don't have to use the newest and shiniest toys, especially not those with footguns.
Yes, your point? Anyone who spend 15 minutes learning about React learns that you don't manipulate the DOM directly, you let the rendering engine handle that for you.
Yes that’s why of instead of learning the standard apis, you have to spend 15 months learning how to debug useEffect
Or just skip all of the newly released stuff and use React as it was originally made, like me and many others still do. Never suffer from having to debug "useEffect" because we literally never use it. You don't have to use the newest and shiniest toys, especially not those with footguns.