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Good to understand, but most likely better to stick with react for production stuff anyway
by klysm 1y ago
Good to understand, but most likely better to stick with react for production stuff anyway
- sureaboutthis 1y ago[dead]
- cr125rider 1y agoYup, the 2000 libraries you depend on when you run npm install react won’t have any bugs and will always work together. /s
- zero_shift 1y agoJust for anyone reading this and wondering what the dependency footprint of React is: - React-DOM has one runtime dependency (a cooperative scheduler) - React itself has no runtime dependencies It's possible the poster above is referring to build time dependencies. This is harder to assess because there are several options. For example, if compiling JSX using TypeScript, this adds only one more dependency.
- klysm 1y agoAs the sibling comment points out, react does not bring in dependencies like that. It is not that heavy but people associate it with heavy things