I couldn't agree more, I am not here advocating "React is the answer" because that would be equally as ignorant as telling people to just stop using it completely.
React is in the title because obviously it is responding to a post that mentions it directly and I have experience with using it personally, although some of the points I made can be directly applied to the other major JS framework/library options.
Got you:-) To add one more point, React is not easy. Just for example, its been months I having been using it, but I still encounter this almost daily - Adjacent JSX elements must be wrapped in an enclosing tag. Did you want a JSX fragment; No I want a cup of tea:-D
What I want to highlight is that there is a learning curve associated with every framework. And there is no such thing like learn once and write forever. Need to constantly learn as the tech evolves.
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I couldn't agree more, I am not here advocating "React is the answer" because that would be equally as ignorant as telling people to just stop using it completely.
React is in the title because obviously it is responding to a post that mentions it directly and I have experience with using it personally, although some of the points I made can be directly applied to the other major JS framework/library options.
Got you:-) To add one more point, React is not easy. Just for example, its been months I having been using it, but I still encounter this almost daily -
Adjacent JSX elements must be wrapped in an enclosing tag. Did you want a JSX fragment
; No I want a cup of tea:-DWhat I want to highlight is that there is a learning curve associated with every framework. And there is no such thing like learn once and write forever. Need to constantly learn as the tech evolves.