This author seems to think the only competitor to react is other js frameworks, when in fact most of the web's largest sites work just fine with small amounts of what he calls 'artisanal js'.
You probably don't need your js framework, your 10k npm dependencies, or your complex mix of server and client side rendering. Not every website needs an api and clients to consume it, and not everything needs to be an app.
The web is a success because it is simple, accessible, fast, and nobody cares how the server makes the html they are reading. Let's keep it that way.
You probably don't need your js framework, your 10k npm dependencies, or your complex mix of server and client side rendering. Not every website needs an api and clients to consume it, and not everything needs to be an app.
The web is a success because it is simple, accessible, fast, and nobody cares how the server makes the html they are reading. Let's keep it that way.