Use render prop in withModalHandlers for target#748
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emmatown merged 5 commits intoMar 1, 2019
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I'm working on code splitting things with suspense and things are breaking because of the findDOMNode calls in react-node-resolver Slightly related to this: @jossmac, i think you'll like this, reactjs/rfcs#97
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LGTM. NodeResolver was a shitty solution to a shitty problem...
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Oh god, yes --> that's gonna be sweet! Coupled with the "native" focus management RFC; things are looking good 🙂 |
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I thought this disclaimer might be helpful for the node resolver package. |
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I'm working on code splitting things with suspense and things are breaking because of the findDOMNode calls in react-node-resolver
Slightly related to this: @jossmac, i think you'll like this, reactjs/rfcs#97