Preact entered beta a few weeks ago, and so far it's been quite stable. I'm using it for 2 projects - nothing to report bar one quirky TypeScript typing.
I am a solo web developer knowing some HTML and react and other coding languages. I also am interested in assembly I am also a fullstack developer if it comes to robloxs coding language: luau
Blazing fast in what sense? Creating nodes, Updating the ui, bundle size?
Both Preact and React are fast enough.
I will choose Preact, because is 3kb.
But if you want to use hooks with preact you have to install an unstable version
preact@nextbecause the stable version doesn't have them.Preact entered beta a few weeks ago, and so far it's been quite stable. I'm using it for 2 projects - nothing to report bar one quirky TypeScript typing.
I would say start with react and eject when you find preact is actually making your app faster.
For blazing fast speed generaly(You didnt give in specific about what) Even tho react and preact can run fast i would say to get preact heres why:
Preact is shorter than react meaning it will take less time to load the files
One major downside to point out: hooks you have alot of options that take longer than react hooks(React hooks are built-in).
Some options for hooks in preact:
Preact 10 or known as Preact X and newer have stable release's of hooks
You can import hooks with
import { HOOK_NAME } from "preact/hooks"For older models like preact 9 or 8 you will have to use
preact@nextand that is unstableJust one note: I dont think you can run hooks without an unstable version on preact 9 or older as those were models from before 2019 June 27
Preact, definitely. I'd say you can also use react with better CDN for serving media elements. If that's something you are planning on using.
Inferno ;P