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by blauditore
2262 days ago
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I would argue that if it's just for one or a few components, it's straight-forward to just drop in react parts there while leaving the rest of the page static. If the whole page should suddenly become dynamic, the work of migrating to react will probably be dwarfed by the work for actually building the new functionality. So there is little reason to start out with react for a static page, unless one already knows they are soon going to extend it to something radically more dynamic. |
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