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> As I assume it's possible to have scalable interfaces in React React has almost no opinions on web page layouts or anything related to styling. The only type
by tshaddox 2y ago
> As I assume it's possible to have scalable interfaces in React
React has almost no opinions on web page layouts or anything related to styling. The only type of web page problem I can think of that's specific to React would be hydration errors, and this doesn't sound like that.
The reason that a lot of React interfaces don't scale well is that the vast majority of web pages are very low quality, and React is a popular way to build web pages.
- DrScientist 2y agoIt appears to be associated with the use of react based visual components - particularly model type dialogs which when they appear allow enabling scrolling but that can appear partially offscreen. Obviously it's a developer competence issue, but I wondered if there was a React specific trick here - or as you say it's just that popular tech has by definition numerically more low quality/inexperienced developers.
- verelo 2y agoI'm glad you said this. As someone that has written his fair share of raw html, php and js, it's a bit misleading to associate react and these issues. I'm writing in nextjs / react these days, and it's amazing...but like everything out there, if used poorly, you get poor results. Designing for reactive UI's and accessibility is a feature. Sometimes features get cut, even when they shouldnt.