React is perfectly hyped, the introduction and complete absorption of flux architecture proves this. It's changed how we even write vanilla javascript. Most of

React is perfectly hyped, the introduction and complete absorption of flux architecture proves this. It's changed how we even write vanilla javascript. Most of the lessons we're talking about right now about questioning whether we even need state management paradigms to such a degree would not have happened without React. So if a problem exists about this scenario, it isn't about React, but how teams decide on tools. And unfortunately, most teams that aren't building their own solutions, go with the tool that has the largest "safest" community, not the one that accurately solves their issue.