What is the Difference between React, ReactJS and React Native?

In practice, there is no difference between React and ReactJS—they refer to the same technology. Both terms refer to the same library/framework for building user interfaces in JavaScript. 

React and ReactJS are often used interchangeably, with React being the more popular term. ReactJS is just a naming convention and another way of referring to React, where the “JS” indicates that it is a JavaScript library.

What Are Some Advantages of React (ReactJS)?

React and ReactJS provide a lot of flexibility when building web applications.

Some of the key advantages of React include:

• Reusable components
• Open-source tool with a variety of adds on for maximum flexibility
• Stable code
• Virtual DOM
• Flexible code structure
• Scalability
• Short learning curve

Now that you know the main concepts and advantages of React, you are ready to start building your own React UI components.