The title of this post "faster than React" is misguided.
React is fast. Most libraries and frameworks have to be fast to be widely adopted. But speed is not, in my opinion, one of the main reasons to use React.
I use React professionally. I choose React because of maintainable the resulting code is. There are other libraries/frameworks that I could use which are faster than React. I choose not to because, having used several of them, I found the code produced comparatively more difficult to understand and maintain in the long run.
I'm sure jsblocks is awesome and some people will love it. I haven't tried it yet but perhaps I will someday. Nonetheless I think calling it faster than react, while perhaps true, will be misleading to some.
React is fast. Most libraries and frameworks have to be fast to be widely adopted. But speed is not, in my opinion, one of the main reasons to use React.
I use React professionally. I choose React because of maintainable the resulting code is. There are other libraries/frameworks that I could use which are faster than React. I choose not to because, having used several of them, I found the code produced comparatively more difficult to understand and maintain in the long run.
I'm sure jsblocks is awesome and some people will love it. I haven't tried it yet but perhaps I will someday. Nonetheless I think calling it faster than react, while perhaps true, will be misleading to some.