@joelhooks the new #react #documentation has so much detail because there are too many #footguns in it.

Most of the new docs go into details as to what not to do.

This clearly shows that reactjs has gone in a wrong direction as one has to be very careful in its use otherwise it can lead one astray.

This does not make #devs life easy, it makes it more difficult.

@ro I dont actually know alot about vue, thank you for telling me about it. 🙏🏼

However my experience is people usually are disappointed with #reactjs #footguns aka #useEffect, its dependency array issues, nextjs hydration issues, reactjs re-renders on client etc; these issues become pain points.

And then they turn to other libraries.

Also reactivity is absent in reactjs, however is there in all new frameworks such as svelte, solidjs & qwik etc.

Reactjs was good until SPAs were in trend.

@lexLohr totally agree with you.
both #qwik & #solidjs build on top of jsx, hooks, but simplifying where other frameworks have #footguns with #reactivity & reducing initial js loads.

I have been working with #react since it was new.
I however feel it is time to move on due to #footguns #hydration & the divide between server & client components.
Also two major players are steering it in their direction namely #remix & #nextjs (vercel).

Which framework would you choose, please provide reasons in response.

#frontend
#astro
#qwik
#svelte
#solidjs
#react

@MarkusEicher there are also alot of #footguns in react

@jasonprogrammer finally some one is on the same page as me, yes I totally agree with you. I have been working with #react for years but there are so many #footguns now that I dont feel like working with it anymore.
I agree #reactivity is very attractive in a #framework