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React's been around long enough and is dug in deep enough to have decent ROI on knowing fairly well, but the recent obsession with Next.js and SSR...maybe not.
by only-one1701 2y ago
React's been around long enough and is dug in deep enough to have decent ROI on knowing fairly well, but the recent obsession with Next.js and SSR...maybe not. Privately I think this might be their undoing.
- conorbergin 2y agoI agree with learning React, it pops up in all sorts of places, vscode extensions, the windows start menu apparently. But yes, mixed-rendering, server functions, meta-frameworks, etc. You are in real danger of spending years learning all this stuff and still not being any closer to knowing how computers work.
- croes 2y agoWhich version of react? Hooks or classes? Or whatever comes next.
- Etheryte 2y agoYou can still write class-based components in React, no problem. It might not be in vogue, but for the most part, you can still write React 18.x roughly the same way you wrote React 0.x.
- rcarr 2y agoYou can but are people going to when the first thing you see upon opening the docs is a giant warning telling you not to? https://react.dev/reference/react/Component https://react.dev/reference/react/Component