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Why hooks are the best thing to happen to React
I don’t really understand the authors reasoning either. Classes in JavaScript are just sugar around functional closures.
In fact, you can use hooks inside of React component subclasses with a little fiddling [1].
The fact that the official react doesn’t support it is basically a design decision. It’s not impossible, but they just want to draw a clear line in the sand about how they think React code should be written.
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