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They allow you to use anything you want, as long as it's not React? I am very curious about this kind of decision. I realize you may not be able to share detai
by Stratoscope 7y ago
They allow you to use anything you want, as long as it's not React?
I am very curious about this kind of decision. I realize you may not be able to share details, but whatever you can share would certainly be interesting.
- somerando7 7y agoProbably not WHATEVER, but what's approved by legal. React currently isn't because of the license/company that owns it I believe.
- acemarke 7y agoWell, the _license_ certainly shouldn't be an issue at this point. It was changed to a standard MIT license a couple years ago, same as all the other major JS frameworks. If your company has issues with React being developed by Facebook, that's an entirely different question.
- Cederfjard 7y agoThere was a license controversy a couple of years back, yes, but that was solved rather quickly - I understand that you as an intern don’t necessarily have any sway over legal, but they’re not up to date.
- JMTQp8lwXL 7y agoMy company permits Vue and Angular, but not React. It isn't based in legal reasons, though.