alt Hacker News> I personally don't like that direction so looking forward to exploring new frameworks.
Why? React core has been exactly the same as it was ten years ago. Building a React SPA has not changed significantly, other than the growth in third-party libraries that complement the Core.
Recent developments in React has been about enabling its usage in wider problem domains, but not at the detriment of its previous use cases, so why would that affect you?
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owebmaster • yesterday at 2:49 PM
> React core has been exactly the same as it was ten years ago
Are we not considering Hooks core yet?
mvdtnz • yesterday at 2:38 AM
Really? So class components are still first class citizens and play well with existing ecosystem code?
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Much of the official documentation now refers to server components as the "right" way to do certain things. Cra is end of life, with the replacement nextjs being heavily biased towards server components.
Your tooling certainly has changed in that you won't use cra any more, and I wouldn't agree that this direction does not detriment previous use cases.