> People really do need to understand [...] deep concepts to handle React well. "Handling React well" is subjective. What are you building? > but for somethin

> People really do need to understand [...] deep concepts to handle React well. "Handling React well" is subjective. What are you building? > but for something as complex, deep, and, well, architected as React I'm not sure what "architected" means in this context. But re: complex and deep - React is complex to the extent that you need to build complex things. It is deep to the extent the developer requires. This is a great aspect of its composable design - it's just components made of components made of...etc. But people don't learn React by building huge, complex, deep things. They build simple things, and go from there. In this respect, React does a great job with documentation. They start small.