""" Yeah, React is popular - almost every web developer knows that. And it's this fact that makes new project use it. Popularity in the OSS world can be conside

""" Yeah, React is popular - almost every web developer knows that. And it's this fact that makes new project use it. Popularity in the OSS world can be considered as a guarantee of the stability of the project. But, what if someone doesn't really want to follow the "hype"? What if they want to be unique, to stand out? I know it might sound like a joke to some web developers, but this post as a whole is, as previously said, more psychological more than rational. """ Bwahahha, ' What if they want to be unique, to stand out?' I am liking this more as absurdist fiction than an actual analysis of the js landscape.