I found this during code review...

This is definitely not how React was meant to be used #react #reactjs #reactjsdeveloper #programming #progammer #frontend #coding #code

[ivankraev]

The person who wrote this should be jailed

[Hizbullla]

They were probably trying to draw the Mona Lisa using CSS...

[ezetenduwilliams]

When you advance from senior developer to junior

[EduCodigosPro]

Maybe this code come from a software or a tool that converts design into html.

[Ndzzle]

I've seen this in the DOM when someone blindly creates nested components, but not directly in a single component.😂

[mbaharip]

the facts it's an component make it funnier

[sick]

And that whole monstrosity is wrapped in <> WHY???!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[sohigh]

I am just starting JavaScript, I don't even know React yet but this burned my eyes.

[killham]

Now I really want to know what he was doing

[codeVictor]

This is what you call a "div soup"😂

[ankitpradhan]

i'd say one of the disadvantage of styled components like this, is no matter how many divs you have, its difficult to see styling on what styling is being applied,

Instead of redoing it, if the thing works, I'd just ask to break them down into multiple components and see if those components are already made somewhere, put them in a separate component and reuse them,

[yassinesafraoui]

This is my exact same reaction when I open up devtools of a big project and I see dizaines of nested divs that are apparently there just for magical accessibility reasons

[piotrszczesniak]

This is the most accurate definition of YOLO 😁😅

[JerCarloCatallo]

My face when I saw the nested divs "🤨?"

[Priva_C]

Some agencies from India and the sorts like to lock in customers by creating complex systems, wrappers and encapsulations that don’t make sense. This will frustrate new developers from migrating away from the system.

[z_yt_]

Never heard of refactoring into reusable components apparently

[belkamax]

It's one of two things, or non-programmer writes code by copy-pasting it from somewhere with the only trick he knows or art project. I lead to believe first option.

[Pilosofia]

The ones who tries to draw something in Css usally write code like this.

[mrluckyuncle]

I’m really curious about how this ever came to be :-D

[sharkonet]

It's called the divception pattern 😂😂😂