I totally agree on the last point. I always feel messy each time I have to update nested state objects.
On your second point, you can avoid binding by making the handler a class field - using arrow function.
Yes, it is possible to use the arrow functions to avoid it. Thanks I will add to the post.
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I totally agree on the last point. I always feel messy each time I have to update nested state objects.
On your second point, you can avoid binding by making the handler a class field - using arrow function.
Yes, it is possible to use the arrow functions to avoid it. Thanks I will add to the post.