In reply to Ahmad Awais.

And if devs/designers that got away with coding bad themes and plugins before are now being forced to learn better ways to write code....

With only quality themes and plugins, with quality devs, I think WordPress stands a chance to grow bigger and better.

That’s quite a bold statement, bordering on obnoxious, to be honest. The “modern JavaScript” workflow doesn’t by default equate to “better ways to write code” nor does it by default make one a better developer, and the QA problems you mentioned in the theme ecosystem, while very real, certainly aren’t going to be solved by React.