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When is it really necessary to drag a flow into a project?
And when is it enough to get by with the prop-types package?
Yes, I know that unlike prop-types, flow checks types at compile time.
But in mastering and using flow is more difficult than the opponent.
I mean, when is it really worth choosing a flow? In what case is flow not just a choice, but, say, a necessity? Should this be determined by the complexity of the application, or by what criteria?
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In order for something to appear in the project, the following situations usually arise:
1) everything works for me, but something does not suit
me 2) I have time and a desire to learn new
things If you have item 2, then just take flow and check whether it has become better / more convenient with him. If yes, you can implement.
If item 1 - analyze what can help you in your work, and try different tools.
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