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Maybe for web applications. There should be something in the license of JavaScript frameworks & libraries to prevent them from being used in blogs, newspapers,
by reitanqild 10y ago
Maybe for web applications.
There should be something in the license of JavaScript frameworks & libraries to prevent them from being used in blogs, newspapers, trade publications etc :-/
For now all innovations in JS just seems to provide us with even heavier web sites for no real benefits. I feel I'm starting to dislike JS the way I disliked Flash which would be quite a feat.
- RussianCow 10y agoI think it's completely fine to write a website/blog/newspaper in React, provided you make it isomorphic and keep it as light as possible. Then you get all of the advantages of using React with almost none of the disadvantages. Of course, nobody does this in practice.
- douche 10y agoIf your blog/newspaper/text+images website requires JS or it is not readable, you failed.
- asolove 10y agoThe two of you are agreeing: "isomorphic" in this context means "the server can render it to html and serve it like a normal webpage".
- reitanqild 10y agoFor those who like videos(unlike me) and Java (like me), this was a topic for one of the talks at JavaZone in Oslo last week and I watched that one on my way home today: https://vimeo.com/181925279 https://vimeo.com/181925279 (Oh, BTW, JavaZone 2016 was Oracle-free and all talks seems to have been uploaded to vimeo with no restrictions on downloading.)