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There's honestly no need for React/Angular/etc to necessarily power a SPA, you can just use it to build smaller components. I initially got started with Angular

by jwarren 10y ago

There's honestly no need for React/Angular/etc to necessarily power a SPA, you can just use it to build smaller components. I initially got started with Angular to power a reusable video "widget" component on a WordPress site - a far cry from an SPA! It's also a great route to getting your feet wet without committing wholesale to a technology.

oelmekki 10y ago
+1. I've made nine react apps since last year, only the two last are SPA (because I wanted to try the golang/react combo). React is super good to take control of a small piece of the page and build a complexe widget on it (can't speak about angular, I only used it twice without getting very far).