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> Layout frameworks (eg Bootstrap) tackle the problem of developing a site that's readable at resolutions from 320px wide on a two year old phone up to a 5K iMa
by zeveb 11y ago
> Layout frameworks (eg Bootstrap) tackle the problem of developing a site that's readable at resolutions from 320px wide on a two year old phone up to a 5K iMac.
Displaying information readably has been solved by HTML for twenty years. It may not be pretty, but it will be readable.
> Application frameworks (eg Angular) make it much faster, and consequently a nicer experience, to maintain user state, load content, navigate around template driven pages, etc.
You know what's a better way to maintain state? HATEOAS. And there are no client-side libraries involved!
You know what's a better way to load content? Letting the highly-optimized browser do it!
You what's a better way to navigate around a page? Don't take over my space bar and cursor keys, and let me use my browser to browse!
- FussyZeus 11y ago> Displaying information readably has been solved by HTML for twenty years. It may not be pretty, but it will be readable. I would add to this that you can make it pretty with less than 1k of css. You can make it REALLY pretty, and mobile ready as well. The fact that so few people in my profession know how to do so saddens me deeply.