I'm not a huge fan of data immutability because it breaks JavaScript references.
So i guess that with this change, for example:
if i want to change the overlay like's color , i would have to write
this.overlay = { like: { backgroundColor: '#28e93b' }, dislike: { backgroundColor: '#e92828' } };
or use a copy function from a framework in order to recreate the JavaScript object instead of just:
this.overlay.like.backgroundColor = '#28e93b';
Well of course, i'm not really accustomed with immutable data, so i may be wrong.
if it doesn't break anything in the way the component inputs work, i think it could be interesting to add it.
I'm not a huge fan of data immutability because it breaks JavaScript references. So i guess that with this change, for example: if i want to change the overlay like's color , i would have to write
this.overlay = { like: { backgroundColor: '#28e93b' }, dislike: { backgroundColor: '#e92828' } };or use a copy function from a framework in order to recreate the JavaScript object instead of just:this.overlay.like.backgroundColor = '#28e93b';Well of course, i'm not really accustomed with immutable data, so i may be wrong. if it doesn't break anything in the way the component inputs work, i think it could be interesting to add it.