The advantage of ReactJs:

SEO-friendly: ReactJs is very comfortable with the SEO. You can easily run your ReactJs with the servers while other Javascript doesn’t support SEO.

JSX: In ReactJs for templating we use JSX. JSX is simple JavaScript which allows HTML syntax and other HTML tags in the code. HTML syntax is processed into javascript calls of React framework.

React Native: It contains a native library which supports Native iOS, Android application.

Simplicity: It is a very simple to grab. Its component-based approach and well-defined lifecycle are very simple to use.

Easy to learn: Anyone with the basic knowledge of programming can easily ReactJs. For Learning ReactJs you just need to know the basics for HTML and CSS.

Data-Binding: ReactJs uses one-way data binding and application architecture controls the flow of data via a dispatcher.

Testability: ReactJs application is very easy to test. Its views are very easy to configure and can be treated as the application.

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