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If you're deadset on using React, this blog goes into a nice bit of detail on the tradeoffs of some of the more popular choices: https://www.fullcontextdevelopm

If you're deadset on using React, this blog goes into a nice bit of detail on the tradeoffs of some of the more popular choices: https://www.fullcontextdevelopment.com/blog/remix-vs-next-full-context-comparison https://www.fullcontextdevelopment.com/blog/remix-vs-next-fu... That said, IMO React is so unpleasant to use (compared to alternatives) that I'd urge you to keep an open mind about your alternatives. Svelte, Mithril, Vue, Angular, and many more.

schwartzworld 4y ago
> IMO React is so unpleasant to use (compared to alternatives) That's not a universally held opinion, and react is worth learning if you are going to try to get a frontend job as it's the dominant way of building frontends today.
- logicalmonster 4y ago
  > That's not a universally held opinion Of course not. That's why I said "IMO". > and react is worth learning if you are going to try to get a frontend job as it's the dominant way of building frontends today. React is worth learning for employment, sure.