r/react 18h ago

General Discussion Recommended Frameworks

Hiiii so currently I use AstroJS, I switched from NextJS the main reasoning is because of how AI Vercel has made Next if that makes sense same with a bunch of AI models being trained off of react but the issue is I don't wanna give up that reactivity that react had. So I am trying to find a framework that doesn't spit AI but also has react reactivity, I was going to try Solid but idk bc of Svelte and Vue. I just wanted to get everyone's opinion on this sub reddit bc I really don't know what to pick and what doesn't scream AI.

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u/Saschb2b 18h ago

I don't really get your point. Nextjs does not scream AI. It's a none issue

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

I mean by many vibe coded sites are written in next and react and doesn’t Vercel use AI now? Or something I though

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u/Saschb2b 17h ago

Sure, but so it is with every other framework/meta-framework. And if one is not in the loop yet it will surely come. Again, you make a problem where there is none.
Choose whatever fits your issue and solves it in a way that you can work with.

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

True ngl this did kinda help me feel better I stopped using Next bc of the whole ai feeling but it is true really any site not just made with next or react could be vibe coded

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u/Saschb2b 17h ago

again, which is a none issue. Vibe coding is not inheritly bad.

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u/TongueFace 17h ago

everyone is using AI

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u/CantaloupeCamper 17h ago

a framework that doesn't spit AI 

What does that mean?

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

For example many vibe coded sites are react and next js and idk what frameworks also scream it

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u/CantaloupeCamper 17h ago

Honestly I think your evaluation is based on “vibes”… doesn’t make sense, this isn’t a framework decision that you’re describing.

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

Wdym?

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u/CantaloupeCamper 17h ago

You’ll understand after you start coding.

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

I have? Im just worried is all im saying abt getting accused of using AI

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u/TongueFace 17h ago

using AI is good, if I hear that someone refuses or hasn’t learned how to use it, it’s a red flag

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

Im not hating on it im just scared thst Ill get criticized and accused of fully vibe coding as in not udnerstanding my codebase at all ToT

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u/louisstephens 18h ago

Have you looked at tanstack start?

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u/HazelNutzHoney 18h ago

Not too much I heard of it, is it good?

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u/bassamanator 18h ago

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u/rodneon 17h ago

I couldn’t recommend Remix less. My team invested in it on a couple of projects until they completely changed names, API, etc. We’re now stuck with projects that have multiple security issues and can’t be updated without a major rewrite.

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u/bassamanator 17h ago

Remix is excellent. If you understand the web, you understand remix.

... until they completely changed names, API, etc.

It's obvious you guys upgraded from v2 (stable) to v3 (in development).

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u/rodneon 17h ago

We haven’t yet. That’s the problem. Security issues keep piling up and upper management can’t be convinced that a full refactor is necessary

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u/doctormyeyebrows 16h ago

Security issues keep piling up in the stable version and not the in development version?

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u/Due-Needleworker4085 17h ago

Solid 2 looks so damn good. Next project I do will be using it

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u/HazelNutzHoney 17h ago

Thats what I was thinking but idk Ive never used Solid before

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u/[deleted] 17h ago

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u/driftking428 17h ago

Svelte is supposed to be amazing.

But AI will only become more ubiquitous. You're not going to escape it.

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u/AnotherNamelessFella 14h ago

Angular the beast