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Every language / framework has its tooling options but javascript has a lot and no standard/preferred ways. Like with standards, it seems that tooling problems
by vldr 11y ago
Every language / framework has its tooling options but javascript has a lot and no standard/preferred ways. Like with standards, it seems that tooling problems are solved by creating new / more tools.
I have a strong Python background and I'm overwhelmed by the tools available for just building / managing javascript and making it usable. With python (for example) you don't need additional tools for managing/defining/importing modules, building/compressing/minifying code or adding additional language features.
The solution for me was to switch from Angular (where I had to make all choices myself, which I wasn't capable to do) to Ember(-cli) that is making the choices for me. And the lack of such a tight integrated supported set of tools is what is and will keep me from moving to other frameworks in the forseable future.