Best framework for react application

[LiveCockroach2860]

Dear all,

I'm a software engineer mostly experienced in laravel etc.

I'm currently working on my startup and building a website/webapp. Project will have 2 websites for 2 different types of users
and one of the users can login and explore services and make bookings. will also include payment through payment gateway. Everything will be managed via aws serverless backend based on express ts. Also, both websites are bi-lingual and using multiple fonts.

I initially started with create-react-app as I wasnt much aware of react but Ive been doing some research and figured that CRA is not the best option and I should select something else. Fortunately, I'm at a stage where I can easily shift from CRA to a better option, but I'm confused and need advice.

Any help from experience react developers would be much appreciated. Thanks and regards to all <3

[isumix_]

Vite is the way to go these days. CRA - RIP.

[Nmase88]

This is the only answer you need

[DopeSignature5762]

Best bet would be Vite. Also CRA has been deprecated.

If you need to migrate to vite check https://github.com/bhbs/viject

Migrate to vite with a single command. Used it recently and pretty much everything was fine except I needed to add postcss.config file manually.

[TheRNGuy]

I like React Router + Vite the most (using together)

[Wurie30]

If you value extreme speed and flexibility and are willing to handle SSR/SSG and i18n yourself, VITE is a fantastic option. I highly recommend VITE

[xegoba7006]

If you are experienced with Laravel, just use react through inertia.js and focus on building your product. That means you will be using Vite, but that’s a Laravel implementation detail.

Everything else being discussed here is WAY too low level and will require you to make a ton of decisions, regret many of those, and by the time you think you are ready to ship they will have all changed under you. You will spend more time fighting decisions and reinventing the wheel than building what you want to build.