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2020-11-02
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I just stumbled upon funcool/rumext, it was born as a rum fork but now it’s a “complementary” version. Meaning that it uses functional components instead of class comp and it implements React hooks. My attraction is because it seems it can keep up with the latest React versions and implementations. It seems promising but also very young. Is there someone that is using it or that have used it (maybe in production 🙂 ) and can tell something about it? (i didn’t look at its code at all, i just found it, looked at a couple of examples and i wanted to get some insights before spending work-time on it)