It seems that way, but the fundamentals are simple: functional/declarative programming using self-contained components, just like using regular HTML tags where you pass in all the attributes in the tag to customize it, but now with javascript for much more flexibility in what you can pass in via those attributes.
Those fundamentals are useful everywhere, like backend event-sourcing, CQRS, message-driven actor systems, and even all of the other libraries like Vue, Angular, etc. Learning any of these is like learning 80% of the rest.
Also React has some of the best release and upgrade notes along with tooling so that you can take an app through versions very easily.
Those fundamentals are useful everywhere, like backend event-sourcing, CQRS, message-driven actor systems, and even all of the other libraries like Vue, Angular, etc. Learning any of these is like learning 80% of the rest.
Also React has some of the best release and upgrade notes along with tooling so that you can take an app through versions very easily.