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Eh, it really is not that bad. With just React and a fetch polyfil (to replace jquery's ajax) you can get pretty much the same power as with just jquery. This
by spion 10y ago
Eh, it really is not that bad. With just React and a fetch polyfil (to replace jquery's ajax) you can get pretty much the same power as with just jquery.
This will all settle down in a year or two, once we get the most basic features built-in into browsers. Like for example modules + HTTP2 will probably mean no more bundlers or build tools (which is where the vast majority of this craziness is coming from)
- seangrogg 10y agoMade the switch to HTTP/2. Using push with minified/gzipped/cached assets. Loading all my assets is typically a 6ms affair for all of react, react-dom, redux, custom JS, custom CSS, and additional PWA files. Mind you, dev machine.