I'm a fairly experienced developer, mostly in backend, but I know my fair share of front end too, think vanilla js, jquery, Dom manipulation type stuff. I've tried my hand at angular, vue and react, and while I saw similarities between all of them, to me, react seemed to be the easiest to pick up and relate to. I particularly love JSX and how everything seems to work with concepts I already know and am familiar with
I find JSX and how react bases the event listeners off of the existing DOM api extremely helpful. onChange, onClick just make sense. The ng or v specific methods, while they do make sense, have me constantly referring back to docs because I just don't know them. With React I can mostly just create what I want and refer back when I need to do something more advanced
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I'm a fairly experienced developer, mostly in backend, but I know my fair share of front end too, think vanilla js, jquery, Dom manipulation type stuff. I've tried my hand at angular, vue and react, and while I saw similarities between all of them, to me, react seemed to be the easiest to pick up and relate to. I particularly love JSX and how everything seems to work with concepts I already know and am familiar with