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Exactly. A good designer with a deep knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript will tend to prefer vanilla code, and it makes sense for them to use that. A full sta
by blowski 2y ago
Exactly. A good designer with a deep knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript will tend to prefer vanilla code, and it makes sense for them to use that. A full stack dev - like me - with a smattering of knowledge across the front end may prefer to use React.
When people argue about whether React is right for a project, they are often trying to optimise for different non-functional requirements. Those against might be considering performance, filesize, and complexity. Those in favour may be optimising maintainability, reusability (with other projects), ease of hiring and onboarding new people. So they can both be right, and what they need to work out is which NFRs matter the most.