That'd be something provided by the Web platform (through the DOM bindings), not React. React provides a way to work with the DOM elements/native components/etc in a reactive way.
The real problem is that the Web platform doesn't offer a good set of customizable UI elements other than the most barebone basics.
Cab companies and drivers, unsurprisingly. I love how Uber and Bolt changed the experience of using a taxi during the last decade.
Anywhere in Europe I go, I can count on a good service - 10 years ago it was absolutely terrible. Broken down cars that the drivers probably used to sleep in taking you on a much longer route than necessary and overcharging you for that. One time a gangster like that took me to his gang when I used a phone with GPS to call him out on his route. No thanks, never again.
Why would anyone want to call a "real" taxi without any driver rating system?
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Reply to the comment below because I can't post no more:
That "simple stuff" never worked in any EU city I ever visited. It just helped the gangsters keep their business.
The real simple stuff that works is an app with rating system and pre-calculated prices.
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Well I mostly travel around central and eastern Europe - Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Estonia, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria... - never had a good experience with a "real" taxi before Uber anywhere in these countries. Not even "okay" experience, it was always very bad, barely tolerable.
Seems like a very nice app that works on multiple platforms, and it's even gifted to the community as open source. I don't know where you found the audacity to call something waste of time, but please keep it to yourself.
You can use one of the React-Virtualized components without the slightest idea how it works. TableView from SwiftUI is the same thing - a component that implements virtualization on top of the base GUI library for you.
React is not a UI framework, it's a low level reactive library with very limited scope - even the DOM bindings are shipped separately, and it can be used for much more than just GUI, for example VR experiences or cloud infrastructure deployment. Bring your own batteries.
The real problem is that the Web platform doesn't offer a good set of customizable UI elements other than the most barebone basics.