Why TF is it easier to make a modal component with vanilla js compared to react? Like is ReactDOM the only way to add shit dynamically?

Blending rxjs in makes it a lot easier.

Easier to make and add modal in vanilla js - maybe.

Maintaining it in larger codebase - no.

@Ubbe the most interesting thing about react is the way is deals with data flow, component reusability and overall maintenance. It's a whole paradigm.

jQuery is only a big bloated toolbox. They are really not comparable.

@react-guy react is a complicated multitool with an automatoc headchanger.

jquery is a big clunky toolbox woth rusty jagged edges, that you rummage around in to find what you need while occasionally getting stabbed by old files and dull drill bits.

@SortOfTested I have only used rxjs for data streams and global events so far, and I am trying to insert/delete components dynamically in the reactDOM without any predefined parent container. Can rxjs help me with this?

@phat-lasagna
Yes, just create a long running subject-based event bus that handles the create/delete discrimination and either uses a global target or supplies a target in the event.

@SortOfTested Ok, I'll try something with this approach for the event handling. I just need to find out how to insert & create the actual React components within the reactDOM dynamically, but thank you for this advice though.