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> you probably need only 10% of what a framework offers. Clearly you have not used React. You can't just use 10% and get any value out of it. It's typically 80
by steve_taylor 11y ago
> you probably need only 10% of what a framework offers.
Clearly you have not used React. You can't just use 10% and get any value out of it. It's typically 80% or more.
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- Silhouette 11y agoThough the effect you describe is partly because React isn't trying to be an all-things-to-all-people framework. It's a library, with a specific role and much tighter scope, and it's a small fraction of the size and complexity of something like Angular.