The de-facto standard as of 2023
- For some criticisms of React, see React Is Holding Me Hostage
Diverges somewhat from the React API by adopting signals, which give more control over when components re-render
- Takes a lot of the good from React (JSX, one-way data binding) but changes how components are rendered for better control and performance
- Faster than React
- Uses JSX, like React
Supposedly simpler and more lightweight than React (hence the name)
- Because it's so lightweight, it's faster than React
- Potentially lower learning curve than some of the other frameworks that are more similar to React
- Diverges much more from the React API compared to Solid.js/Qwik; doesn't use JSX, has two-way data binding
Supposedly faster than React (hence the name) but with a very similar API
- Speed seems to be due to out-of-the-box features like resumability, lazy execution, etc.
- Doesn't seem like it really differentiates itself enough from React to pull people away from it
- Those looking for something similar to React but faster might be better served by Solid.js
- Those looking for something different from React and faster might be better served by Svelte
- Uses JSX, like React