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		Touche on Oct 25, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Introducing Hooks You can just do `onChange={() => this.handler()}`.

jotaen on Oct 25, 2018 [–]

This would create a new inline function on every render though, which potentially might cause rendering performance issues.

Touche on Oct 29, 2018 | | [–]

The Hooks way creates a lot of inline functions on every render.

lilactown on Oct 25, 2018 | | [–]

Hardly ever.

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