The website vs webapp debate is at least as old as my career. And it keeps coming up. One camp says "React is too complex you don't need any of that", the other camp goes "I don't understand how you live like this". Both are right.

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The post discusses the enduring debate between websites and webapps, emphasizing their distinct requirements and challenges. It explores how business growth complicates web development, leading to a shift towards frameworks like React for better componentization and UX. Through examples and experiences, it highlights the importance of composability and component guarantees to handle architectural complexity and improve development practices.

Why websites and webapps are different

Doesn't this just change into same issues, new framework?

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