A comparison of React and a newer framework.

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Modern web development emphasizes performance, making the choice of a front-end library crucial. React, a mature tool with a component-based architecture, is often used for building dynamic interfaces but can be slower due to its size. Million.js, a newer library by Aiden Bai, focuses on highly optimized rendering, reducing overhead, and using performant algorithms, making it ideal for performance-sensitive applications. Detailed comparisons show Million.js to be faster in rendering speed, initial load time, update efficiency, memory usage, and time to interactive, despite React's broader ecosystem and more extensive features.

A Million Times Faster: Million.js vs React

Detailed Performance Comparison between React and Million.js

It should not be million VS React but million with react… Cause from my understanding reading on the website AND github it is a tool helping you with analyzing your react code and gives you suggestions to improvements on bottlenecks. So very nice indeed, but not competition. Very nice. Github says make react 70% faster. So hope this was written by AI!

Problem with any of these React and Million its not natural way of writing code. Eventually it becomes a maintenance nightmare. Just use htmx and alpine

anyway, probably for the animation but million.js homepage is super slow to me, barely usable

The problem is you have soon React 19 that seems render useless all the optimization stuff with Memo, useMemo, useCallback etc… with the new React compiler so maybe it could be more useful to compare with the new React 19.