In 2012, Angular.js revolutionized frontend development, but Angular 2 caused resistance due to a complete rewrite. React gained popularity in 2015 with its component-based approach. However, the introduction of React Server Components brings significant changes and compatibility issues with existing libraries. It remains uncertain if React is going through a similar phase as Angular.js, causing concern among developers about relearning everything and the empty ecosystem. The mystery surrounding Server Components and potential fragmentation may hinder React's progress.
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