Maybe I was being hyperbolic, but it could refer to any or all of the following: 1. The W3C standards convention 2. Being a product of Facebook 3. The ol

Maybe I was being hyperbolic, but it could refer to any or all of the following: 1. The W3C standards convention 2. Being a product of Facebook 3. The old license being restrictive 4. Too much hype around the framework I'm positive I've seen people conjure these reasons before. I was deterred from React mainly for the third reason. When they fixed their license, I felt no need to pursue alternatives. I've played around with Vue a bit, and I just wasn't compelled enough to switch to it. It seemed like a solved problem already. The only thing that will get me to switch from React is a 2x in performance and/or a 10x reduction in complexity or size.