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Re:The Brutal Lifecycle of JavaScript Frameworks by nicoburns on Thursday January 11, 2018 @09:38AM (#16124096)
Yep! Same for React. It has a much smaller API surface area than Angular (and goes wrong it mysterious ways less often!), so fewer people will be asking questions about it.

From my perspective, it appears that React is still very much in ascendancy.

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Re:The Brutal Lifecycle of JavaScript Frameworks by dentemple on Thursday January 11, 2018 @10:18AM (#16124362)
From my anecdotal experience of just watching SO's React queue, most questions about React that show up (that aren't repeats) are almost always regarding how it's used with some library in the ecosystem.

React-router, Redux, Webpack, Material UI, etc.

So even though the API itself small, there's still an endless number of questions out there for people to ask!

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Re:The Brutal Lifecycle of JavaScript Frameworks by jsight on Thursday January 11, 2018 @09:57AM (#16124198)
The chart seemed to show React to be growing very quickly as well.
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