React
JavaScript library from Meta for building component-based user interfaces.
React is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces, originally developed at Facebook (now Meta) and released in 2013. UIs are assembled from encapsulated, reusable components whose state React manages reactively.
Its hallmarks are the declarative programming model and the virtual DOM, which efficiently reconciles changes with the actual DOM. React is limited to the view layer and is complemented by a large ecosystem of libraries (routing, state management, frameworks such as Next.js).
React is one of the most widely used frontend technologies and is employed for everything from simple widgets to complex single-page applications.
What Provimedia uses it for
Provimedia uses React when projects require a component-based frontend architecture or an existing React ecosystem.
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