New marketing copy #440
New marketing copy #440
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| React computes the minimal set of changes necessary to keep your DOM | ||
| up-to-date. | ||
| React uses a virtual DOM representation for ultra-high performance. It can also | ||
| run outside of the browser on Node.js. |
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Maybe we should specifically use the phrase "server-side rendering" here?
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It can also render on the server using Node.js.
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| React uses a declarative paradigm that makes it easier to reason about | ||
| your application. | ||
| React isn't the first JS library to let you build components. But it's | ||
| the only one that emphasizes building components out of other components above all else. |
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But it's the only one that emphasizes building components out of other components above all else.
This sounds to me like we're sacrificing other things to make components easier (which I don't think is true?). Maybe:
But with a focus on composability, React makes it simple to keep each part of your app self-contained.
(also rsquo not apos?)
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Really struggling with this. tbh, I liked the old one better but it was really aggressive. Any ideas?
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Well, I think it's okay to be super aggressive in claims like this if it's true… but I'm not sure that the advantage you claim is even concrete enough to understand. What do you think of:
"By making it easy to compose components, React let you to make your views more modular, making them easier to maintain."
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I'm trying to draw a distinction between techniques like Angular's transclusion which requires massging your data into and out of the DOM to use composition and react-style composition.
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Yeah, I know what you mean but I don't think it'll be as obvious to most visitors.
Most significant change is updating the leading copy to match facebook#440.
Most significant change is updating the leading copy to match #440.
I think that our 3 bullet points are pretty meaningless right now since they don't differentiate React from alternatives. Even if we are more declarative and more efficient and more flexible it says nothing about how we're different.
So I changed these. The goal is for someone to read these and instantly be able to differentiate React from alternatives.