All of the “tanstack” components seems to be going this route which I’m really excited about. I tend to really like that stack and roll most other things myself.
Should make it easier to switch frameworks in the future if the need arises.
For what it's worth, we do think there is also a lot of value in building a deep vertical integration in tooling so that it can take advantage of React's unique features. A little bit about this here: https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project#bleeding-e...
I wont dispute the benefits to vertical integration, but I still think there is benefit into keeping things modular as well. I've been working on an application for the past five years that's stayed afloat partially because keeping things small and not becoming over reliant on any one library.
Regarding the link, I most likely wouldn't consider routing and bundling to be in that list. Sever integration currently doesn't apply to me, since our app is one of the cases where CSR makes more sense.
danabramov|3 years ago
rscrawfo|3 years ago
Regarding the link, I most likely wouldn't consider routing and bundling to be in that list. Sever integration currently doesn't apply to me, since our app is one of the cases where CSR makes more sense.