What you did there is basically extracting the return value of your renderThings function. The only way with FC to couple that value inside the component is to store it in a local variable which feels illegal enough for me to not to do it. This would also enforce a pattern like const renderThing = () => {} where I would immediately see that it is the component itself and I just have to rename it to Thing.
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What you did there is basically extracting the return value of your
renderThingsfunction. The only way with FC to couple that value inside the component is to store it in a local variable which feels illegal enough for me to not to do it. This would also enforce a pattern likeconst renderThing = () => {}where I would immediately see that it is the component itself and I just have to rename it toThing.