imo it's good performance (not best) with the plus side of being easier to write good code.
I would even argue it's the other way around: React's primary selling point is making it easier to write good (as in: easy to follow) code. That its performance is very much acceptable is a nice plus or even a requirement, but would never be the reason for me to choose it.
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I would even argue it's the other way around: React's primary selling point is making it easier to write good (as in: easy to follow) code. That its performance is very much acceptable is a nice plus or even a requirement, but would never be the reason for me to choose it.
I'm not even sure React helps much in creating cleaner code, because Facebook's UI, which is written in React, still has many problems.
UX/UI != code quality.