This is an excerpt of my course, Reusable Components, which will be released on November 3!
In Module 4 of Reusable Components we cover the third level of reusability, Adaptability.
This lesson covers a few ideas around when we would want to use slots, moving our component from Configuration to Adaptability, including:
- The inherent limitations of props
- Why slots are better than props
- When it makes sense to actually avoid reusability in your components
Check out the course page for more details on what's included in the course!
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