React

“Once you start getting to longer horizons where you're beyond the context window or you're getting to context rot, you need to kind of use in sort of brute force your reasoning to build out your environment. Whether that be with sub agents or compaction, we ta…”

“And OpenClaw became the fastest growing GitHub project on GitHub. Like, you look at Linux, it surpassed Linux, it surpassed React in a few weeks, right?”

“VB six was better than setting up react and web pack.”

“So now it's, I think, number one GitHub stars of all time. It passed React, it passed Linux.”

“The only thing I've found with, like, Nano Banana is that I sometimes have trouble, like, getting it to stay on brand, and if I'm trying to just, like, figure out the messaging variations that I'm trying to go after, This can be a faster way to do that.”

“Yeah, so everything is React. We're using React Byte and Node.js, Tailwind, and React Flow for the canvas and all the entities.”

“And Anima allows you to convert Figma designs into React components that CloudCode can use to assemble and build your website and essentially get, you know, 95% of the way there with the design.”

“Next.js today is the largest web framework in the React ecosystem, 1.4 million monthly active developers.”

“For us, and the opportunity was if there is maybe five million React developers, which is the sort of the library engine that we use, and there's maybe twenty million JavaScript developers, how many product builders or people with aspirations of building produ…”

“JavaScript is almost, in my mind has always been almost like the English of programming languages. It's a language that if you learn it, you reach billions of devices. So it's not a coincidence that when you ask ChatGPT or Anthropic or Gemini to build you a we…”

“React was open source by Meta. I believe that's one of their greatest inventions.”

“Before react wins, there's a competing technology called web component from Google. And it makes sense. Web component feels like a Lego like the building block like, and we're betting on that technology. And then we realized, because it's so new, it's just so …”

“I think it was React that they were doing something with the licensing or like a patent restriction on. And the WordPress community actually got Meta to change that and reverse something they were doing to lock it down.”

“And actually, well, I'm sure we'll get into AI, but I sort of feel like we'll go through that evolution with AI agents as well that I feel like we're missing a lot of the core abstractions that I think in 10 years we'll be like, gosh, how'd you make agents bef…”

“To go use that metaphor, we're sort of in the jQuery era of agents, not the React era”

“Or if you want to, you can also export a UI. You can export a react component right from here.”

“For what we do, which is React, which is like the front end, there's four million is the best estimate we get from Google.”

“There's four million React developers. I can move that from four million to fifty million trivially, because now like you just speak English to that thing. Even if like it doesn't do a hundred percent of the job, it's just like this like infinitely available a…”

“For what we do, which is react, which is like the front end. There's four million is the best estimate we get from Google and for creating interfaces, which is very much like a design thing.”

“Like there's four million react developers. I can move that from four million to fifty million trivially, because now like you just speak English to that thing. Even if like it doesn't do a hundred percent of the job, it's just like this, like infinitely avail…”

“V zero is built on top of this system called shad CN UI that allows you to build your own component library. And the idea with V zero is you should be able to take the code that it generates and it's not throw away code. We're trying to give you real react com…”

“The prototype I think was around November of 2021. So that's even before like chain of thought or whatever came up.”

“And I think the second contribution is this idea of what people call like inner monologue or thinking or reasoning or whatever to be paired with tool use. I think that's still not trivial because if you look at the default function calling or whatever, like th…”

“I would say like reacts probably like the most popular. I think there's aspects of reflection that Get used. Tree of thought, probably like the least so.”

“Much to my, you know, horror, the story around creating web applications is much worse now than it was 10 or 15 years ago, in terms of, like, if I say to a data scientist, here's how to create and deploy a web application, You know, either you have to learn Ja…”

“Instead of doing like a react type reasoning loop, I think my belief is that we should be using like workflows, right? If we do this, then we always have a request and a complete workflow. We can fine tune a model that has a better workflow. Whereas it's hard …”

“Frameworks like React, Svelte, and Vue, Very clearly seem here to stay, especially React has sort of dominated at the top of the web. So I actually expect to not see a ton of change there and the innovation to switch to like, what are the AI tools that can act…”

“There's a great phrase that I love, which is copy and paste is always better than a bad abstraction. And a lot of the worst code bases are the ones that are over abstracted.”

“We love React, use Chakra UI, use Next.js. This is how we are building our products, and we love those frameworks.”

“I mean, there are a lot of them who, there are a set of bootcamps who say, you know what, come here, doesn't matter whether you know how to code or not, I'll help you become a great React developer in 90 days. I mean, it's, that's not how it works, right? And …”