If Not React, Then What?

The blog argues against the continued use of React in new web development projects, labeling it as legacy technology. Drawing on over a decade of experience, the author advocates for a shift towards simpler architectures, emphasizing server-side rendering and progressive enhancement to reduce client-side complexity. The importance of focusing on user experience over framework loyalty is highlighted, with recommendations for other frameworks such as Svelte and Lit as better alternatives. Key points include the need for critical examination of technology choices, prioritizing evidence over popularity, and implementing policies that promote user-centered design over outdated frameworks.