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Re:Facebook React.js License by morgante on Wednesday October 12, 2016 @03:09PM (#12695657)
Exactly. If you're actually in a legal dispute with Facebook, the cost of rewriting your frontend to not use React is minimal.

It's not like React is a massive library with a huge surface area. Even a fairly complex application could be migrated to an alternative like Vue.js if the need arose.

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Re:Facebook React.js License by bdcravens on Wednesday October 12, 2016 @03:24PM (#12695748)
> the cost of rewriting your frontend to not use React is minimal

Or a non-issue if you choose a framework that you feel has safer licensing.

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