As a backend developer that is trying to get into frontend what bothers me the most is that no one knows what is the proper way of doing things in React. There’

As a backend developer that is trying to get into frontend what bothers me the most is that no one knows what is the proper way of doing things in React. There’s no golden standard. Sure, there’s opinions, but no standards within the React framework, and that’s what keeps bothering me the most. I can’t get into react because person x will tell me - “oh you should do x like this instead, because of y’ and then I’ll read y is heresy. I don’t have enough experience or time to vet what’s good or bad and I can’t make that choice. I also however don’t want to refactor every other month because someone suggests the new best practice. With Vue, at least for myself, things felt more natural and straightforward. Not saying I understand Vue fully either, but, I made a fully working standalone project that complements the business in less than a day. JWT, multiple api calls, toasts, Vuex, components and voala it was done, while for react it took a real front end dev almost an entire week to get something up and running. At some point it’s not about modularity or code perfection, but rather delivering. It was easy for me to get something up and running with Vue, but I was overwhelmed with React. I don’t want to spend 3-6 months learning something only to be able to write PR passable code.