emphasize stability, scalability, and how libraries like Router and TanStack Query reduce reinventing the wheel. Founders also note React’s flexibility for rapid iteration and strong community support. Common cautions: fragmented setup compared with all-in-one frameworks, tricky global state without extras, and a hooks learning curve. Recent features like Server Components are highlighted for performance gains.

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component-based architecture (21)

dynamic user interfaces (11)

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fast performance (9)

large ecosystem (8)

reusable components (8)

scalability (7)

strong community support (4)

virtual DOM (4)

easy learning curve (3)

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My favourite way to build

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•2 reviews

Perfect for handling complex state management and data processing

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state management with hooks (3)

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1yr ago

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to build OpenBB Terminal

•8 reviews

React allows us to move fast and ship clean code. We onboarded several developers who had no prior experience in web dev, and the process was easy because of React's simplicity.

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fast performance (9)easy learning curve (3)

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to build Layouts.dev

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Layouts.dev generates React code and is itself build upon React. In our minds that's the best frontend library out there.

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to build Attend QR

•6 reviews

Attend QR is built using React JS, a JavaScript library.

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to build Augment UI

•4 reviews

React has always been great.

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1yr ago

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to build Temporal

•4 reviews

I briefly considered going with SolidJS because I like that project (it is what React should have been), but settled with good ol' friend instead. It is nice to stay bleeding edge sometimes, but nothing can yet trump the stability, ecosystem and support you get by sticking with market leaders.

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to build Kompad

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I'd like to use Reactjs for frontend framework

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to build TableSprint

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We have worked on angular extensively in our last startup which was also very good, but for Tablesprint we went for react due to easy learning curve for new team members and for all it's components. Specific components like tanstack react-table, react-grid and also elstar theme from Themeforest which has provided lot of ready uis with easy to implement in our project really reduced time to develop for us and also experiment with new UIs.

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component-based architecture (21)easy learning curve (3)

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•1 review

The real juicy part is the reference section. All hooks, components and API definitions, examples, practice problems are given in a self learning way. This documentation is fun to read.

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excellent documentation (3)

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