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Fully-agree. From the start, Netflix was talking about React being useful because you can drop it in to various pages without affecting other UI views. I use i
by liamzebedee 10y ago
Fully-agree. From the start, Netflix was talking about React being useful because you can drop it in to various pages without affecting other UI views.
I use it at work on a page-by-page basis-- it drastically reduces the mental overhead of class naming, JQuery spaghetti, maintaining the DOM etc. Sometimes I even surprise myself when something "just works" because of React's well-controlled model.
- rubber_duck 10y ago>Fully-agree. From the start, Netflix was talking about React being useful because you can drop it in to various pages without affecting other UI views. This is Reacts greatest strength and a huge design constraint they had from day one. On the other hand it's a tradeoff and as everyone mentioned not having the whole stack under "one roof" brings a lot of tedious crap. If you need something to incrementally rewrite parts of your frontend React would probably the best choice. If you need something to start your project on I'd consider other options, Angular 2 and Aurelia for example.