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react-dom

0.14.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.14.0 and 0.1.0

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Version 0.14.0 Details

React-dom underwent a significant transformation between versions 0.1.0 and 0.14.0. The initial version, 0.1.0, crafted by Etienne Lemay, presented itself as a wrapper around React.DOM, aiming to simplify DOM manipulation with "more sanity and awesome helpers." Released in May 2014 under the MIT license, it included development dependencies like react (version 0.10.0), colors, uglify-js, and jasmine-node, indicating its focus on streamlined DOM interactions during early React adoption.

Version 0.14.0, released over a year later in October 2015, marks a fundamental shift. Ownership transitioned to Facebook, the creators of React, signaling its integration into the core React ecosystem. Importantly, the description changed to "React package for working with the DOM," highlighting its role as the official and integral part of React for DOM interactions. This version, licensed under BSD-3-Clause, expresses a dependency on react "^0.14.0", indicating a strong tight and explicit coupling with the core React library. The repository URL points directly to the official Facebook React repository on GitHub, reinforcing its canonical status. The release signifies a standardization and maturation of React's DOM handling mechanisms, moving towards a more centralized and officially supported approach. Developers upgrading will find a vastly different dependency structure and a shift in the project's focus from a helper library to an integral part of React's rendering pipeline, warranting thorough familiarization with the official documentation.

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