React won't die because AI won't let it

<p>Every framework war comes to an end. But what if the winner of that war is the one who determines how new code is created going forward? </p> <p>I can't stop pondering why

<p>I have been a freelance frontend developer for a while now.</p> <p>I use GitHub Copilot and Cursor every day. AI coding tools that are supposed to make me faster.</p> <p>And

<p>A few years ago, learning React felt almost mandatory.</p> <p>You learned JavaScript.</p> <p>Then React.</p> <p>Then probably Node.js.</p> <p>Then you built the legally

<blockquote> <p><em>While you're debating whether to learn a new framework, someone just used AI to finish your entire week's work in a day.</em><br /> <em>While you're worrying

<p><strong>The wrong question</strong></p> <p>"Angular vs React, which is better?" is the wrong question. Both are mature, well-supported, and can build the same things. The

<p>I've been coding for 25 years, and am not new to the "X is now dead; long live X" arguments. The latest fad seems to be the claim that "SaaS is dead" because anyone can "create