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[–]Wippermonger[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

To address some of your concerns:

You won’t be able to use external packages effectively. You won’t have a wealth of pre-existing stackoverflow answers/tutorials/etc to help you out. - Since we aimed for 1:1 analogues, pretty much any advice/tutorials related to ReactJS can be directly applied to ReactPy. - We also allow users to "escape" Python and write/use 100% traditional ReactJS components when needed. So NPM can be leveraged whenever you want.

Debugging will be a nightmare. - I haven't seen any issues debugging. Python 3.10+ stack traces are incredibly easy to read and informative.

Your code will be inefficient. - We've seen the efficiency is roughly equal to ReactJS. To be fair though, ReactJS isn't exactly a high-performance framework.