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<Accordion title="Why?">
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ESLint React was created to address the fundamental limitations of `eslint-plugin-react` in modern React development ecosystems. While the existing plugin uses the name "react", its implementation specifically targets React DOM and maintains DOM-centric assumptions that create friction when used with alternative renderers like React Native, React Three Fiber, or custom reconcilers. This implicit DOM dependency persists despite React's core design principle of renderer-agnosticism as outlined in [Beyond the DOM](https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/design-principles.html#beyond-the-dom).
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**ESLint React** addresses critical gaps of the existing `eslint-plugin-react` in modern React ecosystems. While named "react", the current plugin implementation specifically targets React DOM and maintains DOM-centric assumptions, creating friction when used with alternative renderers like React Native, React Three Fiber, or custom reconcilers.
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Our solution treating DOM as one of many supported targets rather than the default assumption. This paradigm shift enables:
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- Context-aware checks adapting to different environments
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- Future-proof architecture for emerging React-based platforms
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- Consistent code quality standards and shmelless linting experiences
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- **Context-aware linting**: Adapting to different runtime environments
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- **Future-proof architecture**: Compatibility with emerging React platforms
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- **Unified code quality standards**: Seamless code specification experiences across platforms
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</Accordion>
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