How does React compare to other frameworks you have used for front end development?
So far it has been a pleasant experience working with React. The way React allows code to be easily templated, and eventually populated by pulling data from an external database is especially useful. Previous frameworks we have used had somewhat rigid html substitution capabilities, so it has been nice to use a framework that allows such substitutions to be designed and implemented quickly. React also makes it easy to maintain state for a specific page, and to refresh the page when JavaScript code changes this state. This process is largely automatic, which is a welcome departure from previous frameworks we have used, which required any state changes to go through a manual update process to rerender the page.
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