How much do ready-made React components slow down the site?

Question

React

I installed the React-calendar library for myself, but in the process I realized that due to the specifics of the design and functionality, it’s still better to write it yourself. And the question is whether this library should be completely removed from the project, or will it not affect the speed of work in any way if it is not used?

And in general, in general, when working, how much do such ready-made libraries slow down the site? And how practical and popular are they in large projects? I just thought that React is needed primarily for the competent construction of the project architecture, so that the components are in different folders, and at any time you can change something without turning over the entire code.

Answer 1

Run npm uninstall react-calendar, why do you need to pull extra packages and dependencies.

Answer 2

I hope components shouldn't affect speed, because that's the point of React - to only render updated fragments. Although this is not accurate, I myself am just learning how to work with React