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Assuming you’re making a “web app” and not some simple SSR page, you will have better performance using React over Jquery or vanilla JS. The year is 2024, there
by mason_mpls 2y ago
Assuming you’re making a “web app” and not some simple SSR page, you will have better performance using React over Jquery or vanilla JS. The year is 2024, there are lots of websites where users expect highly interactive pages. Performance is also about way more than just first paint.
- mewpmewp2 2y agoWhat in this news website would require being a complex web app? And like they said, for complex interactive parts they are not even using React! Any other interactivity can be solved with few vanilla js snippets. You can easily do no refresh behavior with turbolinks like approach. I would understand if it was an actual web app, with tons of complex crud and other things.