Error Handling in React 16
It's interesting that this is a case where React does need to somewhat reinvent the wheel. The best aspect of JSX is that you can use native JS constructs. So instead of a custom HTML attribute (e.g. ng-if in Angular, v-if in Vue), you can just use a JS if statement.<p>It makes me wonder what a UI language/system would look like if it were designed from the ground up to be declarative. Would it end up just looking a lot like React?<p>Anyway, this looks useful. Error handling is one of the harder aspects of programming in my experience, so I'm glad this exists now.