What is this nonsense? > It's marketed to developers by billion dollar Facebook, a company historically intent on squashing startups. This is a poisoning the

What is this nonsense? > It's marketed to developers by billion dollar Facebook, a company historically intent on squashing startups. This is a poisoning the well fallacy. > The benefits of using a virtual DOM over the actual DOM are theoretical at best. The problems that React supposedly solves are theoretical at best. This "argument" contains zero information. > That's why there's Redux! Redux and react don't solve the same problem. > It solves problems you'll never encounter because you don't have Facebook scale. The client doesn't scale like the backend. Not to mention it's in contradiction with this other "argument": > React becomes counterproductive when developing apps that aren't mere demos. Do people actually take this serious?