I'm curious about creating a framework that incorporates React. Is this really a challenging endeavor? If someone were to create such a framework, what essential features do React users really need or wish they had? I'm planning to finish learning JavaScript and then dive into framework development. Any advice or insights on the complexity involved would be appreciated!
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It's a common misconception, but React is actually a library, not a full-fledged framework. So when you talk about creating a "React framework," are you thinking about building something that functions alongside React? Generally, making any framework is pretty tough. A lot of depth is involved, especially in ensuring it addresses real-world problems effectively. That's why we mostly hear about a few big players like React, Angular, and Vue.
Thanks for clarifying! I understand the challenges of creating something that stands out. If I wanted to solve issues with existing frameworks like Vite and Next.js, what features do you think would be most beneficial?