"Despite many worthy contenders, React remains the most popular front-end framework, and a key player in the JavaScript development landscape. React is the quintessential reactive engine, continually innovating alongside the rest of the industry. A flagship open source project at Facebook, React is now part of Meta Open Source. For developers new to JavaScript and web development, this tutorial will get you started with this vital technology."
"React's prominence makes it an obvious choice for developers just starting out with web development. It is often chosen for its ability to offer a smooth and encompassing developer experience (DX), which distinguishes it from frameworks like Vue, Angular, and Svelte. It could be said that React's true "killer feature" is the perks that come with longstanding popularity: learning resources, community support, libraries, and developers are all plentiful in the React ecosystem."
React is a widely used front-end library that focuses on building user interfaces with reusable components and declarative rendering. JSX provides a syntax for mixing HTML-like markup with JavaScript to describe component structure. Modern React workflows use build tools such as Vite to bundle and serve applications for development and production. React supports server-side rendering (SSR) and server components (RSC), enabling closer integration between server and client responsibilities. The React ecosystem offers abundant learning resources, community support, and libraries that improve developer experience. Online playgrounds like PlayCode, StackBlitz, and Codesandbox allow quick experimentation without a local build setup.
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