Exactly. It's discussions like this that are exactly what I'm thinking of when I say that React still doesn't feel settled to me. There are quite a lot of people who say, "Oh, just do it this way". But I don't have much sense that they are all saying the same thing and will still be saying the same thing in a year.
There are some default choices in Rails that I disagree with. E.g., I think it's too database-focused, and I build things that often aren't. But I still know I can get started with Rails and expect it all to just work. I know that people with Rails experience will be able to jump in without much pain. And then if I depart from the standard path, I have a good sense of where I might get into trouble.
There are some default choices in Rails that I disagree with. E.g., I think it's too database-focused, and I build things that often aren't. But I still know I can get started with Rails and expect it all to just work. I know that people with Rails experience will be able to jump in without much pain. And then if I depart from the standard path, I have a good sense of where I might get into trouble.