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I had a problem looking my code react. The html part is very confuse, I always had so many parameters in each function, long lines, ugly code. const itens = \[...\] const send = (item, myUser) => {...} const change = (myUser) => {...} const del= (chat...

Dec 6, 2020 · 2 min read · romulosardinha.hashnode.dev  
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