You may have already read Matt…

ByBrian Krogsgard Posted on

You may have already read Matt Mullenweg’s blog post outlining the decision to take React off the table for inclusion with WordPress core and related large-scale projects like Gutenberg.

This is one of the bigger decisions in our space for quite some time, and it’ll be a while before we work our way through everything involved — primarily choosing a framework to use. Preact is high on a lot of lists but Vue is in the mix for sure too. I have more on this, but for now, read Matt’s post.

This was likely not an easy decision, but I think it was probably the right call.

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