Looking for advice: A dev team I work closely with has been using components pretty liberally to encapsulate functionality and templates. In general, these components are small, and do pretty simple things in their controllers. From a code organization and encapsulation perspective, this is really nice and things are easier to find/read. The only thing I'm concerned about is that in most cases, these are not components that have a lot of reusability. They are really intended to declutter the markup and parent view controller. I'm worried that the overhead of having to compile all of these components will degrade rendering performance. I haven't been able to measure this yet though. Anyone have any experience with something similar? Should I tell them to only make components for things that are reused?
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