With Node.js now offering solid support for require(esm), I suggest React consider a pure ESM build for its next major release.
With Node.js now offering solid support for require(esm), I suggest React consider a pure ESM build for its next major release.. With Node.js now offering solid support for require(esm), I suggest React consider a pure E
Comment on: Octane – React’s programming model, compiled
Code quality at one point in time is useful, but what you want is dependability over time and responsiveness to security fixes; this means looking at the maintainer and their attention to detail.Sure, the website by itself doesn’t mean anything, but placed into context it could mean the maintainer doesn’t put much effort into clear, unambiguous communication.
Comment on: If not React, then what?
In my travels I have found React to be, generally, a poor choice for most applications - particularly in projects that have contributions from many developers with varying levels of experience.While it _can_ be super fast, in practice, it requires quite advanced knowledge of React-isms to get it there. Those React-isms require more code with increasing complexity, combine that with contributions from developers that have varying levels of experience and you end up with spaghetti code.Consequently, I have yet to walk into a new role where the React code isn't a dumpster fire.In a way, React fee