[chmln]

>React is great, mostly for bigger web apps that do need a framework and more structure, such as an SPA with multiple team members working on it.

I'd argue this is bad advice. What constitutes a 'bigger' project us arbitrary, and once you build your whole app on jQuery it's expensive to migrate to React once you get just a bit 'bigger'.

Now whether or not all websites need to be React-based SPAs is a different question entirely.

[jypepin]

yeah you are right about the cost of migrating, I've been through one and it's indeed to be avoided.

I badly used "bigger". What I meant was more in the lines of React is great to build what we could call web apps - something with complex logic, etc. While jQuery is better for simple DOM manipulation.

Maybe a good line is, as soon as you find yourself manipulating data you might want to think about using a framework such as React.