Functional components and hooks were a huge innovation to class components and significantly improved the ergonomics of the library. That was only a few years ago.
The team is actively working on RSC (react server components) which will have a similarly large impact on react's capabilities.
Frameworks like remix and next will be able to leverage and build on this to create even better systems for building apps.
The whole signals blow up event is weird to me. Seems to be a loud and extremely small minority making a fuss around it.
IMO React continues to dominate over others (Vue, Svelte, Angular, Solid etc) because its just better - it embraces JS (no v-for, ng-for, non JS language) and strictly sticks to the idea that the view is a function of state.
Functional components and hooks were a huge innovation to class components and significantly improved the ergonomics of the library. That was only a few years ago.
The team is actively working on RSC (react server components) which will have a similarly large impact on react's capabilities.
Frameworks like remix and next will be able to leverage and build on this to create even better systems for building apps.
The whole signals blow up event is weird to me. Seems to be a loud and extremely small minority making a fuss around it.
IMO React continues to dominate over others (Vue, Svelte, Angular, Solid etc) because its just better - it embraces JS (no v-for, ng-for, non JS language) and strictly sticks to the idea that the view is a function of state.