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[aniketsingh98571]

Hey Community, my name is ANiket Singh, I am a computer science student at SITRC college Maharashtra. My personal area of interest is web development. I have worked on HTML, CSS, and JS for almost 4-5 months and now switched to Reactjs, so I have this very common doubt that what is the difference between a website built with HTML, CSS, and JS and a website built with Reactjs in terms of rendering and efficiency.

[developeratul]

Hey buddy,
let me explain you. The website made with html, css and js are not so much fast as the reactJs are. In html, js website when we jump into a new another page, it realoads. In react we have react router. So when you make a request to visit another page of the same website it doesn't reloads instead it loads another component. And react is all about components. React websites are super fast it loads faster and gives you a better user experience. And if you want server side rendering, you can do it with react. So React has all the facilities which are in html, css and js. You can do everything with react in front-end which will be really really powerful and faster.

And if I talk about efficiency ReactJs is super easy, If you have learnt Js basics welly. It's a prerequisite for learning reactJs.

And there are also more other benefits in react. You will find them when you will start learning reactJS.

It's gonna be worth you. !!

[aniketsingh98571]

Ok, thanks @Ratul-oss, I started learning Reactjs, and up till now I have learner states, class components, functional components, lists, conditions, CSS-modules, styled-components, and the next I will learn is useEffect.

[developeratul]

Keep it up brother.