We use it all the time. We use preact + typescript as the front-end for a data analytics dashboard. Our clients could potentially be in places with less than stellar internet connections, so trying to reduce codebase size is very important for delivering content quickly.
I would recommend preact to anyone and would use it again.
I have a bit in the past (back in preact 8), but I have not tried many with the new version (preact X). Compatibility has improved though. We created in house style guides and components that normally could be found in popular libraries.
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We use it all the time. We use preact + typescript as the front-end for a data analytics dashboard. Our clients could potentially be in places with less than stellar internet connections, so trying to reduce codebase size is very important for delivering content quickly.
I would recommend preact to anyone and would use it again.
Cool, thanks for sharing!
What about compatibility with existing React components and libraries? Did you have any problems with this?
I have a bit in the past (back in preact 8), but I have not tried many with the new version (preact X). Compatibility has improved though. We created in house style guides and components that normally could be found in popular libraries.