Comment by GCUMstlyHarmls

I quite like the colocated JS. I much prefer to define a components "hook" code inside the component. I think you could abuse it, I would never put colocated JS just in some template to include it "just to avoid writing a js file" but for keeping `email_validator.js` code right next to the `email_input` component, its quite nice I think.

The nature of them being basically forced to inherit the module name means its pretty obvious that `MyAppWeb.Admin.Components.EmailValidator` is in the `MyAppWeb.Admin.Components` module. I also think it probably strongly depends on how much JS you actually have, most of my liveview apps have it "here and there" to enhance something or minor DOM fiddling, if you are booting react components everywhere and have some other pile of existing js code, its probably not so good.