I'm looking to choose a React framework that I'll stick with for a while before trying others. I'm currently considering React Router V7, but I've found it hard to locate any courses on it. If you know of any, please share! What are your thoughts on React Router V7, and do you think it's a good option for someone just starting out?
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It's hard to see the benefits of a framework without having built anything without one first. If you’re already using React, I'm guessing you have some experience with Vanilla JS, but have you tried vanilla React? It can be the best way to learn without being tied down by any specific framework's guidelines.
Starting with a recent framework that lacks ample tutorials isn't the best idea. I suggest sticking with Vite and React, and just use React Router for routing for now. Once you get the hang of it, you can explore other frameworks like React Router, Vue, or Svelte later on.
I'm a big fan of Next.js myself. It's super intuitive and packed with features that make development easier! Definitely worth considering if you're just starting out.
I recommend checking out React Router 7 or Next.js since both are popular choices. Just a heads up, React Router 7 is essentially the latest version of Remix as well, which might be worth looking into!
The Remix blog and the React Router blog have some tutorials that could really help you get started. It's worth checking them out to see what works for you!
React Router is more like a library, similar to React itself. But, if you're looking for something more structured and advanced, you might find the v7 docs helpful—it's practically a full-featured meta framework!
Totally agree! The v7 documentation has a lot of depth, showing how it can function like a full framework.
You might need to catch up a bit, though. The latest updates to v7 really change the game!