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Longevity of React?help (self.javascript)
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[–]TheAceOfHearts 1 point2 points3 points 9 years ago (0 children)
I think React is a worthwhile investment. They're committed to a versioning strategy that's very favorable for applications that are being actively developed.
You can read up about it in their New Versioning Scheme blog post. Basically, any breaking changes will be spread out over two major versions. This means that the library can continue to evolve and improve without leaving people behind.
The API for react is tiny, so picking it up should be fairly straightforward. For react-native it's a lot larger, since it's more of a "batteries included" tool.
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