> React uses an outdated rendering method that has now been surpassed by many better frameworks. Svelte/Sveltekit, Vue, and Qwik are the best examples.

I strongly disagree with this. Svelte/Solid/Vue all become a twisted mess eventually. And by "eventually" I mean "very very soon".

The idea to use proxies and automatic dependency discovery looks good from the outside, but it easily leads to models that have random hidden interdependencies.

React's rendering model is simplistic ("just render everything and then diff the nodes"), but it's comprehensible and magic-less. Everything is explicit, with only contexts/providers providing any "spooky action at a distance".

And the recent React versions with Suspense neatly add the missing parts for async query/effects integration.

> If you want faster webapps just switch to sveltekit or vue or qwik.

If you want even worse webapps then switch to Vue and forgo being able to ever maintain them.