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If you want something that has tons of help, e.g. in stackoverflow, I'd recommend React. The next best framework seems to be Next.JS, that will come after React
by ricardobayes 4y ago
If you want something that has tons of help, e.g. in stackoverflow, I'd recommend React. The next best framework seems to be Next.JS, that will come after React.
React has no performance issues at all, only for those who don't understand keys and how rendering works, or how to separate API calls for an async data flow.
Hot take, but imho, typescript is overrated, I can tell you how many times I had a TypeError on production in the past two years: exactly zero. There seem to be more obvious quality optimizations to me than typing.
- DangitBobby 4y agoTo be totally clear, next.js is a React framework. The main draw (IMO) is having your frontend and backend written in the same language, plus it supports features like SSR and static site generation.
- elforce002 4y ago+1 for Nextjs. Productivity is really high when using Nextjs. Deployment is a breeze too. You can't go wrong with next.