Comment by veidelis
1 day ago
Here we to with the "minimalistic stringy language" again.
<a :for="src, i in images" class="{ current: i == index }" @click="index = i"></a>
1 day ago
Here we to with the "minimalistic stringy language" again.
<a :for="src, i in images" class="{ current: i == index }" @click="index = i"></a>
React has it's problems, but for me one of the most appealing things is doing away with this magic attribute sprinkling that is a maintenance nightmare and just going all in on JSX.
> <a :for="src, i in images" class="{ current: i == index }" @click="index = i"></a>
Seconded.
I gotta be honest: while I actually am sold on the principles in the rationale, I'm not so crazy about what the implementation looks like.
Look at that standards-based code! Wow!
To be fair that's perfectly clear to me. Reminds me a bit of xslt but not in a bad way