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classList wanted
See original GitHub issueAdding a classList property on included components synchronised with domNode.classList would be nice to have. Now that I think about this it’s the same as <div class={' '.join(classList)}>, but it will look much cleaner, don’t you think?
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classSet is now available as React.addons.classSet (not inlined at transform time, but is otherwise good).
I’m going to say we should stay away from this for now and just use helpers (like the one @spicyj mentioned now exists)