The conclusion of this article is great because the author says "we need to continue seeking improvements." This is true of anything. Nothing is ever perfect.

The conclusion of this article is great because the author says "we need to continue seeking improvements." This is true of anything. Nothing is ever perfect. My problem was the way in which the author got to this conclusion. Addressing React as "inferior" made the article feel like an attack on React when I think the author was really just trying to point out there are better ways to do things. Of course React can do things better. Like I said, nothing is ever perfect and we are always building on the mistakes and learnings of the past. However, there are good reasons why so many people use it and it is an awesome option compared to some of the things we have used and done in the past. Eventually something will come along and do things better, but thats just the way the world works.