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Re:2016 JavaScript Rising Stars by ng12 on Wednesday January 18, 2017 @02:22PM (#13429438)
> Can you do proper react without studying a node.js Package manager, bundler, compiler, JSX?

Yes. React is just a view rendering library. All those tools are just to make your life easier (including JSX) and don't have any inherent connection to React.

> Google "vue two way binding input" and "react two way input binding". React's solution reads like a bad joke."

Sure, but that's because "two way binding" isn't really Reactive. I guess it depends on what your past experience is, but as far as API surface area React and Vue seem to have similar complexity.

Re:2016 JavaScript Rising Stars by Traubenfuchs on Wednesday January 18, 2017 @04:45PM (#13430579)
Is React without JSX really something anyone would use though? All the examples are in JSX. Do you have the same first class experience?

> isn't really Reactive.

The go to response of react users when confronted with "I want to do X, why can't I do X?". It might makes sense for you but it pushes a lot of developers away.

Re:2016 JavaScript Rising Stars by jononor on Thursday January 19, 2017 @04:38PM (#13439718)
I use React without JSX. With CoffeeScript it the render function is nice an concise, and I can use all the regular goodies of a proper programming language.

Granted most of the components/UIs are simple, but it works.