I've read them and the only one I feel is misleading is the perf statement. The perf gains over Backbone are because DOM access kills your perf. Backbone isn't

I've read them and the only one I feel is misleading is the perf statement. The perf gains over Backbone are because DOM access kills your perf. Backbone isn't fast. It's simple and popular. All the major data binding frameworks can do deferred renders and are on the same order of magnitude. Most need to be configured for it but they can all do it. I think React is a very clever solution to a problem I've been thinking about for years using an approach I would never have considered because I still forget how fast JS engines are. In terms of using it, I'm interested in React because of Clojurescript and not vice versa.