That’s really heartening to hear! I’d love to see you writing about or tweeting about those stories, rather than shaming people. There’s enough awfulness going around right now. Why not choose to champion the good things and set an example people can aspire to?
React thought leaders aren't pushing on these issues and FB isn't leading on them (despite persistent pleas). Other communities value speed and the results are different.
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Etsy didn’t have webpack until 6 months ago and we’re still in the process of migrating deps from pasted files to yarn. Let me tell you, webpack and npm may cause some problems, but blaming them is lazy. React certainly can cause some bundle problems, but they can be fixed.
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It is *technically* true that React "isn't the problem", but its community is *culturally* culpable. Trickle-down DX doesn't work any better than trickle-down economics did. You have to center the user.
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There are alternatives with very small runtime footprints like Svelte. Why don't you promote those instead? JS is here to stay. There is no point trying to fight that. People won't go back to static PHP style websites from the early 2000s.
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