Imagine if there were a standard for components that could work across all the various front-end libs and frameworks.
Oh, there is? custom-elements-everywhere.com/ Of course, React doesn't support them properly.
While I do appreciate what React has given to the community as a whole - it would be so much better if we could get to a point where people are developing web components and then we can just focus on the other libs we need.
Just my .01c (yeah, it's a bargin today)
Yes, if you start a new project you can pick anything. And I wouldn't pick neither React nor Preact - I like Vue better.
But if you are handed a react codebase, converting it to preact isn't a one-day task and the bigger the project the more problems you will meet.
I'm working on the opposite conversion: Preact->React, and our company chose to do so for a reason.
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Imagine if there were a standard for components that could work across all the various front-end libs and frameworks.
Oh, there is? custom-elements-everywhere.com/
Of course, React doesn't support them properly.
While I do appreciate what React has given to the community as a whole - it would be so much better if we could get to a point where people are developing web components and then we can just focus on the other libs we need.
Just my .01c (yeah, it's a bargin today)
Yes, if you start a new project you can pick anything. And I wouldn't pick neither React nor Preact - I like Vue better.
But if you are handed a react codebase, converting it to preact isn't a one-day task and the bigger the project the more problems you will meet.
I'm working on the opposite conversion: Preact->React, and our company chose to do so for a reason.