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As a daily React user for 10 years, and having used Ember, Angular, and several backend frameworks, I really don't agree. Hooks were the only meaningful change
by cloverich 2y ago
As a daily React user for 10 years, and having used Ember, Angular, and several backend frameworks, I really don't agree. Hooks were the only meaningful change I can think of, and they took me about a day of real effort to grok, and a week to begin using well - in my existing React codebases no less. The primary way React works is unchanged since the very first day I learned it. It and SQL are probably the oldest tools I have at this point, and the ones that keep paying off year after year.
- eximius 2y agoBy a similar argument, most frameworks are the same, most JS package upgrades are the same, etc, etc. It's still small incompatibilities adding up. It's still work.