CST 438 - Software Engineering - Week 3

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How does React compare to other frameworks you have used for front end development? What do you like, and not like, about React?

I do not have a lot of experience with web development, so I have not really used other front end frameworks besides React. At first, React felt a bit confusing to learn, especially with all the components and state stuff. But once I got the hang of it, I started to really see how helpful it is. It makes building user interfaces faster and easier to manage, especially when working on bigger projects. What I like most is how reusable the components are, you do not have to repeat yourself as much. What I do not like is that there is kind of a steep learning curve in the beginning. Still, I think learning React is one of the best skills to have if you want to get better at front end development or grow professionally in this field.

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