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Comments: Using Context to Simplify a VERY Large React Form #715

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annacarey opened this issue Jan 7, 2022 · 0 comments
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Comments: Using Context to Simplify a VERY Large React Form #715

annacarey opened this issue Jan 7, 2022 · 0 comments

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For those unfamiliar, Artsy is a fine art marketplace. Knowing that, it follows logically to say that the form via
which our partners list artworks for sale is an integral part of Artsy's core systems. This form, known only as
"The Artwork Form," is whispered about in the halls of Arty's New York headquarters. It is legendary. It is a
colossus. It is old enough not only to predate React v16.8 hooks and context APIs, but Artsy's use of React
entirely. The first version of the Artwork Form was built in 2014 using ruby and haml, and began its refactoring
into JS/JQuery/React a full 2 years later, after having expanded considerably from the original implementation.
That process (at least what we've gleaned from our git excavation) was incremental, experimental, and passed
through many hands before it landed in the lap of the current Partner Experience (PX) team.

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