Fortunately there are modern alternatives to React, such as Solid, or Qwik (nearly no JS bundle up front). You can even ‘qwikify’ React components to use them w

Fortunately there are modern alternatives to React, such as Solid, or Qwik (nearly no JS bundle up front). You can even ‘qwikify’ React components to use them with Qwik, and choose to only execute them on the server/edge, meaning the user doesn’t have to download React at all. But the developer can still tap into the React ecosystem. The future is looking brighter than ever for web apps on mobile. (Now we just have to cross our fingers for Apple delivering PWA push notifications for Safari in iOS 16 next year like they’ve announced. Then PWAs on mobile will be all the rage.)