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> I still dont understand this fatigue rant around JavaScript. Because I started to work with Ember.js 4 years ago, and it is the solution for everything. The f
by seanwilson 11y ago
> I still dont understand this fatigue rant around JavaScript. Because I started to work with Ember.js 4 years ago, and it is the solution for everything. The framework evolved nicely and works perfectly. It was not a bet, it was serious choice which based on a real perspective and concept.
Yup, it doesn't make sense to keep chasing the perfect solution. Developers wouldn't be suffering from fatigue if they focused on "done is better than perfect".
- BWStearns 11y agoSure, if you're always in a position to pick your stack then just sticking with your proven tech works. If you're working for other people with existing code you might need to learn a whole new JS stack every time you switch employers. Since you're already engaged in a Sisyphean cycle of learning new ways to JS why not be on the lookout for perfect for when you do get to pick your own?