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JSX a little bit shorter:
export default ({title}) => <h1>{title}</h1>;
Don't need two declaration to write one thing.
This is fine if you don't use TypeScript ;)
I don't personally like arrow functions for this sort of thing.
Yes you right that is attitude depend. I use arrows most of times, speciel this cases:
const chunk = block => arr => Array(Math.ceil( arr.length / block)) .fill() .map( (_,i) => arr.slice(i * block, i * block + block));
where I can use dependency injection with arrow functions chain.
JSX a little bit shorter:
Don't need two declaration to write one thing.
This is fine if you don't use TypeScript ;)
I don't personally like arrow functions for this sort of thing.
Yes you right that is attitude depend. I use arrows most of times, speciel this cases:
where I can use dependency injection with arrow functions chain.