We think that "two-way binding" is actually very, very hard to get right since it flies in the face of the way data flows in a von Neumann program.
Instead, we provide some sugar that lets you get the conciseness of two-way binding but without making it hard to debug or understand performance: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/two-way-binding-helpers...
But we don't really recommend that for newbies since it's important to understand how the data flows in your program before covering it up with sugar.
We think that "two-way binding" is actually very, very hard to get right since it flies in the face of the way data flows in a von Neumann program.
Instead, we provide some sugar that lets you get the conciseness of two-way binding but without making it hard to debug or understand performance: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/two-way-binding-helpers...
But we don't really recommend that for newbies since it's important to understand how the data flows in your program before covering it up with sugar.