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>> React is easy and intuitive to me. so, how different is React now from where React was in 2016? The JS/SPA developers I worked with then would refuse to to
by itronitron 2y ago
>> React is easy and intuitive to me.
so, how different is React now from where React was in 2016?
The JS/SPA developers I worked with then would refuse to touch it or any of the other frameworks. We just wrote our own callback functions to handle the interactivity and data updates.
- hot_gril 2y agoI'm not primarily a frontend dev and am probably not doing things the trendy way. I started using React and RN in 2018, I adopted the Hooks syntax when it came out in 2019, then I avoided the newer frameworkey stuff like Next.js. Also didn't mess with Redux.