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The point is that it's not my problem. Those things, together, comprise "React" as far as my application is concerned. React being a huge project which millions
by _bxg1 6y ago
The point is that it's not my problem. Those things, together, comprise "React" as far as my application is concerned. React being a huge project which millions of dollars have been poured into, and which billions of dollars probably ride on, is going to be kept working, one way or another. As long as it continues to provide a functioning interface for my code, that's all I care about.
- noobermin 6y agoThe problem isn't just what you see, the problem is sustainability for the whole ecosystem as a whole. FB has a lot of money but how do you know they won't determine at some point this is not sustainable and in two years you have to learn some other framework?
- _bxg1 6y agoI don't know if you realize how massive the React user-base is at this point. That would be like saying, "how do you know they won't determine at some point python is not sustainable and in two years you have to learn some other language?" I mean, I guess. But even in that scenario, I'm sure the hundreds of companies who depend on it would pick up the slack.
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- wolco 6y agoIt happened to Angularjs. It didn't die just stopped evolving in the 1.x branch. Everyone had to accept 2.x or move on or stop evolving.