React Creeds of Craftsmanship?

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Issue type
Documentation
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Needs clarification
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Tech stack
javascript, react
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Read the linked Creeds of Craftsmanship issue (#18), the listed Dan Abramov posts, and the React resources before determining what qualifies as a creed. Done means identifying suitable React engineering principles and agreeing how they should be included in the creeds; the issue does not name a file or test.

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Description

@coolaj86 doesn't like React, but are there any React software engineers with principles worthy of inclusion in the Creeds of Craftsmanship?

Here are some posts from Dan Abramov that seem somewhat close to the idea of creeds for React (though they're obviously too long):

This is just from a cursory search, but I'd be interested to hear other React engineering creeds.

Some React resources AJ already knows about:

Somewhat relevant tweet thread:
https://twitter.com/RionGull/status/1513213164439056385

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