Is it time to move on?

React has had a great decade. But is it time to move on? Are we in a post-React world?

S/O Ph4se0n3 for the awesome edit 🙏

[HemstitchedIrony]

We're not even post PHP and JQuery how tf are we supposed to be post-React??

[RezetRoy]

React devs need 10 years more to finally decide which lib they should use to make a http request

[spageen]

Can we focus on a post-CommonJS world first

[mosmo]

is it time to create a New js freamwork?

Every day is a good day to create a new js framework!!

[Seven-ezux]

Considering there's people still debating whether they should migrate from JS to TS, I'm gonna say no, it's not that time just yet.

[jacobtb]

I moved to Vue after a Redux tutorial in 2015..

[gcash]

based on the job market and the number of greenfield projects still being built with React in big tech and F500 companies, im going to say no..

[softultraviolence]

I'm working with Vue now and don't miss "rendered more times than expected" not by a bit.

[twicfall]

I have never regret I migrated my project over to SolidJS. It has resulted in much cleaner and simpler code (no useCallback, useMemo) and less need for complex state management while gaining significant performance improvements. But still, it provides the JSX syntax React developers are used to.

[kocokan]

All should move on to jQuery and the world would be healed

[vishalsinghpanwar]

in short, React may not be the only game in town, but it's still a super valuable skill to learn, and beginners shouldn't be discouraged from learning it. ❤

However, it's also super important to keep your eyes & ears open and be aware of the alternatives of the changing landscape. 👀

[dannyman]

I`m sorry, but i`m gonna skip your video this time, and no, not because of the click-bait thumbnails you keep using but because i read that article first... and it was the biggest click-bait (not title, but the whole press article) that i`ve read in a while....
It's like i`m genuinely annoyed and enraged at that article.... It's just gives you a small history of the react, that it has some problems(like every other tech in this world) that it has its supporters and haters (like every other thing in this world), a very brief "there are others too, you know ?" and in the end it blatantly slams you with "Oh well you know it's to early to ask if we're in a post react front-end landscape".
And that is it... besides "there are others who don't use VDOM", there's nothing else, no "why are these better, faster, stronger, " arguments, no new tech, right now behind the corner, not even an "AI is gonna do it all" ramble....
What a ducking waste of time that

[IronMaidzen]

Im not using react (Vue in my work and Svelte for private projects) but Bashing on react is just stupid, reacts push for better UI Code is the only reason we can choose between these framworks now. I don't know what the "better" framework is, but right now it reminds me a lot at the times jquery was suddenly hated although it has made our lives easier for a decade and pushed JS to integrate better standards like querySelctor etc.

[Lambda_Ovine]

Svelte is what you'd expect the next evolution for HTML rendered content for responsive design would be. It's like, "here's HTML, but like, responsive." That's what I like about it the most for the front end, but yeah, once you get used to using hooks and state in React, it's really not that bad and very composable. Now, if only React developers learned to actually use semantic tags and Fragments instead of just <div> everywhere because that kills accessibility

[manoellopes]

I love React with all my heart but I see a very clear lock in with Vercel coming up in a near future and the concerns me A LOT

[personinousapraham]

Umm, Solid Start does, it gives you way more control with (imo) better ergonomics around data paths

[MarkMark]

Phoenix Liveview is pretty awesome. I’m just saying. ;) Amazing engineering productivity, and delightful to work with.

[willw]

The example of passing a Promise into the ClientExample component is actually a horrible feature. It's not just mixing code and UI. It also mixes delayed async rendering with the UI. It really makes the UI = f(state) a big lie. That's nothing functional about it, when the result of f(state) is an ever shifting unknown mess.

[meka]

SolidJS so much better to work with than working with React/NextJs

[hobbit]

"Things like web components are almost always terrible" <- Another Theo take that will be walked back or ignored later.