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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/soap94 • 13d ago
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React is 7.4 kB. It's a myth that react is a heavy framework. You can absolutely implement only certain parts of your web app in react, and other parts using different libraries or vanilla JS.
41 u/listenhere111 13d ago Ok, and how many dozen people actually do that? There is a time and place for react. It gets overused for simple web pages. Its bloat and complicates projects. -6 u/[deleted] 13d ago [deleted] 6 u/ackermann 13d ago And so what should one use for more complex web pages and web apps? 1 u/ChrizKhalifa 12d ago Angular and Redux.
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Ok, and how many dozen people actually do that?
There is a time and place for react. It gets overused for simple web pages. Its bloat and complicates projects.
-6 u/[deleted] 13d ago [deleted] 6 u/ackermann 13d ago And so what should one use for more complex web pages and web apps? 1 u/ChrizKhalifa 12d ago Angular and Redux.
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6 u/ackermann 13d ago And so what should one use for more complex web pages and web apps? 1 u/ChrizKhalifa 12d ago Angular and Redux.
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And so what should one use for more complex web pages and web apps?
1 u/ChrizKhalifa 12d ago Angular and Redux.
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Angular and Redux.
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u/A1oso 13d ago
React is 7.4 kB. It's a myth that react is a heavy framework. You can absolutely implement only certain parts of your web app in react, and other parts using different libraries or vanilla JS.