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The setup required just to get a production-ready idiomatic `hello world` app in React is downright insane. Without the Facebook name behind it, I don't see how
by blueside 10y ago
The setup required just to get a production-ready idiomatic `hello world` app in React is downright insane. Without the Facebook name behind it, I don't see how React could have ever made it this far.
Foolish of me to keep underestimating the pains that JS developers willingly tolerate.
- firasd 10y agoThe problem is that there isn’t really such a thing as an “idiomatic React app”. React is just a view-rendering layer with a small API. You have to put together all the other pieces of your application stack…
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- zxcvcxz 10y agoYour comment is wildly uninformed. https://gist.github.com/danawoodman/9cfddb1a0c934a35f31a https://gist.github.com/danawoodman/9cfddb1a0c934a35f31a
- claar 10y agoI don't think it's fair to call his comment uninformed based on that link. From your gist: For ease of use, we are including the React, ReactDOM and Babel CDN builds to make getting started as fast as possible. In production, you'll want to instead look at using something like Gulp, Grunt or WebPack (my personal recommendation) to compile JSX into JavaScript. Also, check out: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/tooling-integration.html He did specify "production-ready", after all.
- civilian 10y agoThe way you're talking suggests you're not a JS developer, so I'm discounting your opinion on JS topics to zero.