What toddle calls component “attributes”, other typical web tech (like React generally or Webflow specifically) calls “properties”. When I see “attributes”, I think data-attributes every time, which is not the same thing. Why the difference in naming convention?
Lucas G
8 months ago
toddle isn’t react though. Attribute probably originally came from HTML attributes
Component attributes behave similarly
It would be React which deviated from that naming if anything lol. Props are similar in use
nathandh
8 months ago
That’s what I mean though — HTML attributes are very different from what toddle calls attributes. And what it calls attributes, everything else calls properties. So curious why the inversion
Lucas G
8 months ago
When adding HTML attributes you do it in the attributes tab
Lucas G
8 months ago
Attributes are used to pass data into a component which is what HTML attributes do
Lucas G
8 months ago
React props and toddle attributes do go further in that they are more flexible of course but that's how I relate them
I'm not part of the toddle team though so it's just my guess
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