[davidjnelson]

Definitely. Quick, dirty, fast proof of concept? Jquery is fine. Multiple engineers, long lived, product/market fit proven? React makes more sense.

[losteric]

Heh, I prove my point. After paper prototypes, I prefer using React for proof of concepts and something lower-level for prod.

However, my websites tend to be backend heavy and front-end light... no more interactive than Reddit.