[hu3]

No need for personal attacks.

And there's also the other side: people who insist in overusing React. Perhaps that's what the author refers to.

I for one have see HTMX eat React for breakfast in a few of my clients during consulting.

[ganksalot]

> No need for personal attacks.

i don't know about all that, but this is an incredibly tired diatribe.

> Perhaps that's what the author refers to.

they are clearly not.

[sakesun]

They are clearly not.

"In short, nobody should start a new project in the 2020s based on React. Full stop."

[synergy20]

Really? HTMX for me brings spaghetti code on the server side. Fine for small projects but not so for large ones. I would prefer the clear separation between frontend and backend beyond small scale projects.

[wordofx]

React does not create a clear separation. Anyone who claims that hasn’t worked on any react bigger than a todo list.

If you struggle with backend code then you’re just not a good backend developer. Maybe just stick to HTML/CSS.

[wiseowise]

> I for one have see HTMX eat React for breakfast in a few of my clients during consulting.

What about the rest of them?