Why React JS is the Unbeatable Front End JavaScript Library

We have quite a few new front end javascript library tools around on the web, from Qwik to SolidJS to even the titans like Vue, Svelte and Angular. Still, I believe React JS is here to stay. This video outlines why I think this, even compared to popular javascript library options like Vue, Svelte, Angular, SolidJS, and Qwik.

A big part of this is the ecosystem, adoption, and jobs market: with React JS jobs being highly in demand even today.

Chapters

00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Why React JS is Unbeatable
01:47 - Cost of Switching Away from React
02:56 - The Future of React
04:04 - Conclusion

[devagr]

I like to talk about the "ecosystem" of any technology with the 3 Ts -
Training, Talent, Tooling

[chidam]

I love sveltekit syntax is sooo easy compared to react. Great reactivity, store no use effect this that . Sveltekit is a great meta framework to build apps

[avinashmahananda]

not worth switching until something 10x better comes around.
server components surely take a bit of mental effort to work with initially, but it's completely worth it. React && React server components are here to stay.

[kLn]

IMHO, react is here to stay atleast for the next 2-3 years. But I have seen people jumping on Svelte and Solid.

Also vercel has revolutionized Next.Js and made it absolutely worth it to learn React more and more now.

[Mozescodes]

Vue is catching a long quite well in this past few years. Svelte runs on compile time compared to React/Vue who run on runtime. I prefer Vue but write some React don't like it as much but at least i swallow my pride trying the alternatives. Almost never React devs try out other libraries/frameworks what is a pity and shows as well arrogance.

[abdu]

which react framework do you personally recommend for the job market and side projects?

[oyin-k]

Hello Tejas,
Great video!!!

What do you think about learning as a programmer for a slow learner?

Would this be good enough reason for you to do a video?