This is a great article, thanks for sharing. "Not being able to put plain old IF condition to some block of HTML code sucks" In my usage of React, I found tha

This is a great article, thanks for sharing. "Not being able to put plain old IF condition to some block of HTML code sucks" In my usage of React, I found that this limitation forces me to use functions to break down my code, a skill which is simply required when working on large projects. Of course, that's what everyone else says, too. "JSX is also the reason when you have to keep splitting your 15-lines-of-html-code component to 3 components, 5-lines-of-code-in-each." Truth to this -- React can make things slower when your project is inherently monolithic, but you're tempted to abstract things into ugly Listwrappers, ListViews, ListViewData, ListViewDataContainers, etc. It gets ugly if you aren't good at abstracting things very well. React should approached with caution. I think this guy has the right idea, don't put all your eggs into the React basket. Don't underestimate the cunning of Mark Zuckerberg. If possible, don't rely on React, because if you create something groundbreaking, you will be in for a legal situation with Facebook.