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We switched directly from backbone to react very early on. Now that react has become really popular (deservedly in my opinion) I've noticed a lot of discussion here and in articles around the net, that are referencing a complete abandonment of css classes in react components. This is not something I had considered until it started coming up now that there are multiple articles about react here per day. I've seen two this week similar to this http://dailyjs.com/2015/02/13/shadow/ which elude to this as if it's something everyone is doing. I've also seen this referenced quite a lot https://speakerdeck.com/vjeux/react-css-in-js but if I understand this correctly the speaker is advocating a meth

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Seriously. This phrase in every javascript article is getting asinine. I will no longer grace your articles with my presence if you use it. If you use it I will assume you are so early 2000s you are writing an article on how to use meta tags to refresh content on your page instead of using new fangled Ajax calls or are still using coffescript instead of discount - gas - station -mocha script like the professionals.

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