I use React for almost all my projects and I'm definitely happy with it. It addresses one of the main problems - many developers in your team contributing to the same code. React IMO helps us write predictable code even when there are many developers contributing to the same code.
Also, my favorite quote -
Before React - Don't mix HTML and JS
React - Mix HTML and JS
Imagine. It simply tells you - do things like when you started learning web development `<div change things as much as you want, and we'll take care of it. Just keep doing whatever feels natural. I've been waiting all this while from the moment I started writing code for browser - I wanted to use `onclick=func`, `onchange=func`, and `if (isHidden) return <div hidden=true>` and it just lets me do that.
But I fear, one particular element would be very much populated ? like repos like angular-, or rails-* or react-*. But still, this would at least be better than having the entire list in a single directory.
So, you're requested to change your DNS setting to "8.8.8.8" & "8.8.4.4" - Google's public DNS. I guess most of the ISPs just blocked the domain names and not the IPs those domains resolve to. It worked for me in two networks.
I had HTTPD and MySQL server running on my $5 droplet, and I had no SWAP partition. I recorded the outages using pingdom. It was interesting to see that the droplet went down too frequently and sometimes never came up. Had to manually restart the droplet from the Digital Ocean Interface.