congrats on the performance. But I just hope that React will quickly catch up and improve in terms of speed & performance. It is really tough to learn a new framework every few months.
It's unlikely. Solid has had this performance profile since 2017. React hasn't really budged. Fundamentally different approach. There are different types of performance to explore but raw performance for small things is not something React is going to "catch up" on. Might be worth a read: https://javascript.plainenglish.io/javascript-frameworks-per...
Not going to happen. The key difference: virtual DOM.
I hope React won’t have all of those gotchas which make a good year of experience necessary when training a junior, until he migrates to a job that pays for his upgraded skills… Cost of skills is a thing.