1. 20 Sep 2012 6:30 AM #1
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    Default items vs items.items at different stage of component lifecycle

    items vs items.items at different stage of component lifecycle


    I find it SUPER confusing that before Render, this.items is an array of configs/objects but after render, this.items is a Util.MixCollection. It's impossible to make generic methods that interact with items because you never know what type of object items is. What's the reasoning behind this?
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    The reasoning is there is no reasoning. Meaning that the array hasn't been transformed into a MixedCollection yet.
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