@thdxr: it's worth deeply studying why no framework dethroned react it's completely misunderstood and it's why every prediction…
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A tweet discussing why no framework has dethroned React and how this insight applies to broader predictions.
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it’s worth deeply studying why no framework dethroned react
it’s completely misunderstood and it’s why every prediction you see by programmers tends to be wrong
and once you get it, you can apply this understanding to nearly everything you do
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