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The JS community is considerably larger than all other programming communities, and better at promoting (and documenting) its tools/libraries/frameworks (a lot
by nilliams 10y ago
The JS community is considerably larger than all other programming communities, and better at promoting (and documenting) its tools/libraries/frameworks (a lot of these tools come with beautiful landing pages, docs and demos).
That shouldn't be seen as a mark against the technology. Nobody is forcing you to switch tools.
- throway21312 10y ago> That shouldn't be seen as a mark against the technology. Nobody is forcing you to switch tools. Except when they do because they're the front end team. :P
- nilliams 10y agoWell you should really have that out with them! If you feel they're needlessly switching and putting your project at risk, have them justify it. (Or just have a rule that as a team you try e.g. '1 new thing' per project). Again this shouldn't be a reason to hate on the JS community.