While the react community is moving towards functional components, most companies still use class based components. I guess you could just use anon functions in the class, but then you lose the ability to see the name while debugging, unless you do a bunch of extra code.
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While the react community is moving towards functional components, most companies still use class based components. I guess you could just use anon functions in the class, but then you lose the ability to see the name while debugging, unless you do a bunch of extra code.