I highly recommend that any Web developer has at least a basic understanding of React.
That's because of a few reasons.
- React is very popular. As a developer, it's quite likely that you're going to work on a React project in the future. Perhaps an existing project, or maybe your team will want you to work on a brand new app based on React.
- A lot of tooling today is built using React at the core. Popular frameworks and tools like Next.js, Gatsby, and many others use React under the hood.
- As a frontend engineer, React is probably going to come up in a job interview.
- It's Secure and Supported. Because it's maintained by Facebook and a large community of skilled developers, React.js has a huge reach and a massive support network.
- It's Fast and Efficient. React.js was created with efficiency in mind. The entire concept of the React library is to save time and effort when it comes to developing web applications.
- React is SEO-friendly. React is widely recognised as the friendliest JavaScript library for SEO purposes. While React in itself isn’t SEO-friendly (like all JS frameworks), React embraces SEO and its components are easier for Google to crawl.
Those are all good reasons, but one of the main reasons I want you to learn React is that it's great.
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