Get in zoomer, we're saving React
This article is weird linking together many unrelated strands of thought.<p>Like linking reactive programming to “reactive” UIs, when really they mean UIs that are forgiving to their users instead of breaking down.<p>Or how by coding on the web we’ve lost the immediacy of a UI that runs on our desktop, and the primitives (like undo&#x2F;redo stacks) that make desktop user interfaces friendlier, at least without having to build them ourselves.<p>And that new UI frameworks show up claiming to solve the problems that React creates with complexity, by forgoing the functionality that React provides that they pretend is unimportant by hiding behind toy examples.<p>There’s actually not much in this article that doesn’t resonate with a jaded millenial like myself who knows their computer history, but could have been expressed more cohesively.