React Description

React makes it easy to create interactive user interfaces. React makes it easy to create simple views for each state of your application. React will automatically update the correct components whenever your data changes. Declarative views make it easier to understand and debug your code. Create encapsulated components that can manage their own state and then combine them to create complex UIs. JavaScript is used instead of templates to write component logic. This allows you to easily pass rich data through your app while keeping state out of the DOM. React doesn't make assumptions about your technology stack. This allows you to develop new features in React without having to rewrite existing code. React components implement a render() function that takes input data and returns what it should display. This example uses JSX syntax, which is a XML-like syntax. This.props allows you to access the input data passed into the component by calling render().

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
Free
Free Version:
Yes

Integrations

API:
Yes, React has an API

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React
Website:
reactjs.org

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SaaS
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Type of Training
Documentation
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  • Name: Ankit K.
    Job Title: Systems Engineer
    Length of product use: 1-2 Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1,000 - 4,999
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    Creates attractive and fast applications.

    Date: Aug 08 2022

    Summary: Overall, React is on the best library to create fast and reliable web applications. It does not require high memory to run and can be learned easily.

    Positive: 1. It does not require any language to run all and uses JavaScript for all its operations.
    2. It uses virtual DOM, which makes the loading and reloading of webpages fast.
    3. Furthermore, it has a huge package library which adds to its functionalities.
    4. It is the best library for creating scalable web applications.
    5. Learning it is easy and simple by anyone.

    Negative: It does not come with any premade components, which sometimes becomes a hassle because the user has to create all the components from scratch every time.

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: Principal Software Engineer
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User, Administrator, Deployment
    Organization Size: 100 - 499
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    The most popular JS framework

    Date: Jul 24 2022

    Summary: React is the most popular JS framework for a reason. It is flexible, allows for functional components, and has a huge ecosystem. This can also be its downside, as there are simply too many ways to solve certain problems and the ecosystem can become quite fragmented.

    Positive: - fairly low learning curve
    - huge ecosystem
    - strong performance
    - functional template support
    - typescript support
    - very flexible build options
    - strong community tooling
    - shadow DOM enables great app reactivity
    - free
    - maintained by Facebook

    Negative: - ecosystem is fragmented, as there are too many popular community libraries
    - lack of first party support for some very important functionality, depending on community solutions instead
    - bigger download size than some frameworks like Vue
    - large projects can become unorganized without careful planning

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