Why React isn't dying
Read OriginalThis article addresses the buzz on Twitter and other platforms suggesting React is a dying framework. The author argues that React's pioneering of concepts like Component Driven Development and JSX, its declarative approach, and its massive ecosystem and job market make it a stable, dominant force that is not being replaced by newer libraries anytime soon.
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