> Does it? I've worked in React, at enterprise levels, for close to 3 years now. Except for the addition of hooks, there hasn't been a whole lot of churn. React

> Does it? I've worked in React, at enterprise levels, for close to 3 years now. Except for the addition of hooks, there hasn't been a whole lot of churn. React today is still the react of yesteryear, but with extras. I have been using it since you could only track state in class components, and I personally think it looks drastically different with the evolution of hooks. I interpret components differently than before. The patterns for doing most things has changed, such as the inherent deprecation of the higher order component and render props pattern. I'm not implying that it's bad there have been changes (some are absolutely warranted), but rather explaining how I do believe the library looks different than it did before hooks.