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With the impending support for class mixins in TS2.2 (currently @ rc), we should be able to leverage these native class mixins to replace dojo/compose.
This should be more familiar for consumers and provide a lower barrier of entry, enables widget-core to evolve with the latest/next enhancements in Typescript.
A (nice) side affect is that widgets should actually become cleaner and easier to type than they currently are using dojo/compose.
Enhancement
With the impending support for class mixins in TS2.2 (currently @
rc
), we should be able to leverage these native class mixins to replacedojo/compose
.This should be more familiar for consumers and provide a lower barrier of entry, enables widget-core to evolve with the latest/next enhancements in Typescript.
A (nice) side affect is that widgets should actually become cleaner and easier to type than they currently are using
dojo/compose
.Code
example of a class mixin:
example or widget authoring with mixin usage
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