I agree with the sentiment of your post, but: > Hell, Facebook — presumably the poster child for the react ecosystem and certainly with the resources to do eve

I agree with the sentiment of your post, but: > Hell, Facebook — presumably the poster child for the react ecosystem and certainly with the resources to do everything right — is still introducing nav-state related bugs. This doesn't necessarily disprove the framework's value proposition. Bugs like this are hard to squash and at great scale (like Facebook) they're a huge challenge. Frameworks propose trade-offs to manage them, but can't eliminate all classes of bugs. We don't know how much worse it'd be without the framework approach.