> some of the problems React itself introduced You never had to do state management before React? Maybe it wasn't called that but I definitely had to manage so

> some of the problems React itself introduced You never had to do state management before React? Maybe it wasn't called that but I definitely had to manage some state between frontend and backend in webapps. Also it's hard to tell what problems come from React and what from any SPA. As I keep familiar with React development I'm inclined to say that almost all React problems people are complaining about are SPA problems and modern React is the only framework that even dares to try to solve them and does it increasingly successfully.