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It's too reliant on state changes all over the place, making even medium-complexity web apps really hard to maintain. I find with Mithril (similar to React but
by brlewis 10y ago
It's too reliant on state changes all over the place, making even medium-complexity web apps really hard to maintain. I find with Mithril (similar to React but smaller) it's a lot easier to understand how my app gets into a particular state.
- collyw 10y agoOnly if you keep too much of the complexity in the front end.
- dismantlethesun 10y agoWell.. as a client interface HTML/CSS/Javascript have all been fairly anaemic compared to what is possible with native interfaces. Once you've worked with a native interface, you're loathe to give up the potential for creation that comes with it, just to keep complexity out of the front-end. Arguably, one could say people need to be retrained, and need to stop trying to make the web into something its not.... but considering the trends, I think that ship has sailed.