When I first began to learn React, I didn't even realize there was a difference between class components and stateless functional components. I tho...
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In the context of React “Stateless Functional Component (SFC)” is actually the correct term. There is a documented difference between properties and state. While all components in React may take input, that input is always referred to as properties. State is specifically data that a component manages internally. SFCs are thus named due to their inability to possess/manage state.
Technically, one could return a closure and manage state in a SFC, but that would be unusual.
Touché. Typically, the nomenclature I see around this is “stateless functional components” so I figured i’d stick with it.
Isomorphic just means 'same shape's so it should be the same shape code on both server and client.
Hey, that's great — not doubting you. Portable tends to be used for software that doesn't need to be recompiled for different machines.
No words going to be perfect though.
What do you mean by side effect free?