> Oh, you want routing? "Not my business", says React. Go add a routing library. You want a framework for managing global state? Go find one. Want a kitchen sink frontend solution which bundles all of these commonplace features together? Use Create React App, or Next.js, or whatever fits your use case.
Double edge sword in my opinion.
Every single react Project I jump into is completely different and a pain in the ass half the time to figure out what is where and what is doing what.
On the other hand I can jump into just about any Rails project and hit the ground running.
Double edge sword in my opinion.
Every single react Project I jump into is completely different and a pain in the ass half the time to figure out what is where and what is doing what.
On the other hand I can jump into just about any Rails project and hit the ground running.