@kentcdodds: React haters showing up in the comments on this one You might hate it, but I'm not wrong. And I predicted it back in 20…
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A tweet from kentcdodds about React haters commenting on his correct prediction from 2020, with links to receipts.
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React haters showing up in the comments on this one 🤭
You might hate it, but I’m not wrong. And I predicted it back in 2020 (with receipts). https://t.co/LYbQs8pMSv
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