What do you guys think?
P.S. I don't want to start a war here :) I'm just honestly interested what are the opinions in our industry :)
What do you guys think?
P.S. I don't want to start a war here :) I'm just honestly interested what are the opinions in our industry :)
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The former React Docs Beta has been officially released as the updated React documentation at react.dev after years of hard work and refinement. Check out the brand new React Docs: What’s New in the Updated React Docs
2. CRA's Time is Over
React developer team has removed create-react-app
(CRA) from official documentation rendering it no longer the default setup method for new projects. The bulky setup, slow, and outdated nature of CRA led to its removal: create-react-app is officially dead
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Gatsby. more starters, plugins for almost anything, good support ( G.team is super active on Spectrum].
I like the design of Next.JS better, but end up reaching for Gatsby.JS for all of their source-plugins. I want to look at and evaluate Next.JS again, though, since they released a new version recently.
BTW, I don't want to start a war here :) I'm just honestly interested what are the opinions in our industry :)