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Consider the architectural difference of React vs. one of the similar "view model" frameworks. It's similar to the difference between Git vs. SVN.

Other view model frameworks typically track all changes to the view model by explicitly firing an event for every delta change. That in turn causes another delta and so on. This is similar to SVN where every change is a delta from the previous state. That means that you'll need to codify every possible diff through your view hierarchy/graph. For simple stuff, they have built-in tools to help you do this. For complex views, that's really difficult or impossible (you can get into conflicts and deadlocks).

React makes it easy by simply regenerating a copy of the next view. This is similar to Git where every change is a snapshot.

There are benefits with either architecture, but I'd recommend you figure out what benefits matter more for your use case. I'm just pointing out one area where React is different.