Tbf, that's usually because frontend devs often tack React frontends onto OOP backends like PHP or C#. That's fine and all, it just makes for a clumsy mix.
I occasionally teach at a boot camp, and I can confirm that there's no real depth given to the differences. We explain it briefly, show how the data is typically received, and then move on with explaining how to interact with it. So, yeah, I think you're spot on, mate. Cheers.
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u/the_horse_gamer 2d ago
DOM manipulation is easy, but state and lifecycle management is hard