The data to support the argument looks very weak. There's a graph showing JavaScript execution time for "sites with JQuery" and "sites with React". With no fur

The data to support the argument looks very weak. There's a graph showing JavaScript execution time for "sites with JQuery" and "sites with React". With no further context about what kind of sites these are, the comparison is useless. It's like sampling binaries found on your local OS to count the number of machine code instructions per binary, then concluding that certain subdirectories are more efficient than others. "We found that you should put your code in /usr/bin to make it run faster."