I mean, this feels like a classic example of not choosing the best technology for the situation. Picking a more opinionated (or more batteries included) framewo

I mean, this feels like a classic example of not choosing the best technology for the situation. Picking a more opinionated (or more batteries included) framework likely would have streamlined a lot of the problems he described. That doesn't reflect badly on React - certainly there are teams that could have used it to implement a project of this size - but it reflects badly on the author. > I will not encourage using it for enterprise applications. Almost like large-scale projects have different requirements and the tools generally used on large scale projects (like .Net) have adapted to reflect those requirements.