Reading through that article, it seems like the lo...

# compose

[alexsullivan114]

Reading through that article, it seems like the logic for using the implicit composition style as opposed to returning the actual view object is encapsulated in this paragraph:

Adding nodes to the children of the parents explicitly like we are doing in TodoApp can add some complexity. For all nodes in the tree, we have to make sure we can access the children property of the parent Node and call children.add(...). This was easy enough to do in this example, but as the logic of the function gets larger, this might become hard to juggle.

My understanding is that React follows the pattern of adding nodes straight to the children. Is there a class of problems that are very difficult in React that Compose will make easier? I'm struggling to wrap my head around some of this stuff.

cc @Leland Richardson [G] maybe?

Also, if y'all feel like this topic has been beaten to death feel free to ignore.