That's a great analogy and actually gets to my main beef with the whole "I can ship faster with react" argument. When using a sharp knife it's even more import

That's a great analogy and actually gets to my main beef with the whole "I can ship faster with react" argument. When using a sharp knife it's even more important to stick to the principle that slow is steady and steady is fast. It's the same thing with react, and really any of these frontend frameworks that keep piling on complexity. Sure you can ship features fast and if it's throwaway code the great, but if you ever want to reuse or grow it that quick code is a nightmare of tech debt.