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Agreed, but I always find it interesting looking back at JS applications 4+ years ago (before I was a developer) and seeing how people groked the complexity. Th
by ben_jones 10y ago
Agreed, but I always find it interesting looking back at JS applications 4+ years ago (before I was a developer) and seeing how people groked the complexity. The design patterns in particular for javascript are interesting and I believe still the supporting pillars for frameworks such as Angular, Ember, etc. It's easy to forget those patterns in ES6 etc. because you don't need them as much (IMO) and that's probably a loss.