It can, sure, but having coding conventions is essential, which those frameworks/linters help to enforce.
But we've been doing projects with millions of pages way before React :)
Checkout Wikipedia, which, by the way, uses jQuery, of course. And PHP.
>Also, what‘s bad about typescript?
It tries to turn the very dynamic JavaScript into something it will never be and no amount of contortion can hide it. Unless it stops being a superset of JavaScript in the future, but I don't see that coming.
Wikipedia is a largely uniform, read-only, static experience. These days people want app-like experience on the front-end. Can‘t manage them with jquery.
The bit about typescript is true at runtime. However, Typescript is also good documentation for developers.
But we've been doing projects with millions of pages way before React :)
Checkout Wikipedia, which, by the way, uses jQuery, of course. And PHP.
>Also, what‘s bad about typescript?
It tries to turn the very dynamic JavaScript into something it will never be and no amount of contortion can hide it. Unless it stops being a superset of JavaScript in the future, but I don't see that coming.