No error checking for binding an event to a missing handler

[toddself]

Most other javascript libraries for building UIs provide some sort of feedback, thrown error or other notification when trying to bind an event to a missing handler, however react just merely does nothing.

Example:

var TestNode = React.createClass({
    handleClick: function(){
        console.log('i will never get called, but no error will occur');
    },
    render: function(){
        return <input type="submit" onClick={this.handleclick} value="test" />
    }
});

React.renderComponent(<TestNode />, document.body);

Since the onClick isn't camelCased, this will not work obviously, however, no errors will be generated.

Would love to see the binding mechanism explain that the handler is non-existent.

[toddself]

To clarify, I would expect (as with nearly all other javascript libraries/frameworks) that at least during runtime when the click event is triggered you would see an error on the console for trying to call undefined.