[jokethrowaway]

After the initial hype and adoption, the middle managers who don't code still love it. Every other developer hates it.

Pretty much like Redux or Facebook's ridiculous architecture before that (flux? Something?)

I hear to more and more React and next.js hate everyday as well.

Hopefully this is a sign we're ready for the next great thing in frontend.

Not sure what it will be; personally I moved all the projects I can to solid start.

[quickthrower2]

The next big thing is Python-only frameworks that have react-like interfaces so you can do web dev without curly braces.