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What is React?
React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React enables users to create interactive UIs. Design simple views for each state in an application, and React will update and render just the right components when data changes. React is…
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React has become a go-to choice for organizations looking to develop web interfaces and manage code bases efficiently. Its popularity stems from its ability to optimize the re-rendering process, making user interfaces with large data responsive. Users have found that React's component-based architecture and dynamic data handling simplify scalability and maintenance, addressing business problems related to website appearance and maintainability. The lightweight and testable nature of React components allows for seamless UI development and a better developer experience. Additionally, React's fast performance, achieved through its virtual DOM, ensures quick rendering and updating of components. With an active community offering resources and tutorials, React is widely adopted in various departments and organizations for developing websites, content management systems, and full-stack projects with cross-platform compatibility. Its flexibility, ease of use, and integration capabilities with other plugins make it suitable for single-page application development as well. As a result, React continues to gain popularity among developers, leading to its inclusion in upcoming projects and making it an attractive framework for recruitment purposes.
Versatile State Management: Users have praised React for its highly versatile state management capabilities, allowing developers to tailor their solutions based on specific requirements. This flexibility has been appreciated by many reviewers and has enabled them to effectively manage state in their applications.
Efficient Code Organization: Many users have highlighted React's ability to effectively organize code, resulting in a streamlined development process. This feature has allowed developers to maintain a structured and maintainable codebase, facilitating collaboration among team members and making it easier to understand and maintain the code over time.
Improved Performance with Virtual DOM: Reviewers have appreciated React's speed and efficiency, particularly with its virtual DOM implementation. The optimization of re-rendering and display updates has resulted in faster and smoother user interfaces. This improved performance contributes to a better overall user experience when using React-based applications.
Challenging state management: Some users have found React's state management challenging, particularly when dealing with deeply nested components and passing data up or down the component tree. This has led to difficulties in reading and maintaining code.
Steep learning curve: Several reviewers have expressed frustration with the learning curve associated with React, especially for those who are more familiar with other web development patterns. The higher learning curve of thinking in React has been a challenge for some users.
Cumbersome setup process: Setting up React applications, especially when using webpack, can be cumbersome according to user feedback. However, tools like Create React App can help expedite the setup process and mitigate this issue.
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(1-3 of 3)Faster UI rendering using React components
- User Interface rendering is better than any other framework.
- UI code is simplified. It's simplified to pass the state across different components.
- React has room for improvement for simplifying the observer pattern.
- React is just a library but should be a framework with a good scope for developing full-fledged IDE.
- It was positive ROI as it improved the UI performance.
Fabulous sites that React to your needs and users
- Modular development.
- Server-side rendering.
- Small learning curve.
- I would like to see a separation between React as a javascript tool attached to the DOM and JSX the Virtual DOM rendering engine. With that separation, static sites (which are already rendered and don't need JSX) would be able to be even smaller.
- A React app might get messy producing lots of re-renders.
If you're writing a single page, with no navigation and just displaying information (you probably don't even need javascript), then React is an overload.
- React allows a modular design, which is fabulous for A/B testing (showing a different module to each user). Some of these experiments had an improvement as big as to pay for the whole team that coded it. So far we know the ROI has been positive, but I can't provide a number.
State of the art frontend technology
- Lots of compatible libraries and tools
- Fantastic developer experience and mental model
- Easy to layer abstractions and compose large pages from small components
- Without using tools like Gatsby or Next, React encourages large client-side bundles with no content available immediately.
- Usually, you need to put together your own "framework" from other tools since React is just the view layer.
- React Native is still maturing, though there is a lot of activity on that project latey.
- It has made hiring easy, as React developers are plentiful since it's a very popular technology.
- It has sped up development simply by virtue of being an excellent programming tool.
- It has standardized the way our organization shares components between teams.