Is learning solid easier for react devs than poj devs.
I never used react. Played w vue n svelte but am not finding many examples of solid for framework newbies. Referrals pls. I really want to use solid cuz i do appreciate its philosophy.
Vue's hook-like Composition API was dead-on-arrival because of it.
I disagree. As Ryan said, the issues with React are the dependency arrays, which are not present in pretty much any other framework, including Vue.
As the Vue docs say (Comparison with React Hooks), the Composition API avoids these issues due to the different reactivity system, how component code is run, and how components are rendered.
Is it possible to get the benefit of signals with normal code, like this.count = this.count + 1 instead of setCount(count() + 1)?
This is the equivalent in Vue's composition API: myThing.value = myThing.value + 1 or myThing.value += 1
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Is learning solid easier for react devs than poj devs.
I never used react. Played w vue n svelte but am not finding many examples of solid for framework newbies. Referrals pls. I really want to use solid cuz i do appreciate its philosophy.
I disagree. As Ryan said, the issues with React are the dependency arrays, which are not present in pretty much any other framework, including Vue.
As the Vue docs say (Comparison with React Hooks), the Composition API avoids these issues due to the different reactivity system, how component code is run, and how components are rendered.
This is the equivalent in Vue's composition API:
myThing.value = myThing.value + 1ormyThing.value += 1