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Good to know. Just trying to find a thread (in front-end dev) to latch on to was challenging. So I threw out everything, and just started from HTML on Gitlab P
by dhruvkar 10y ago
Good to know. Just trying to find a thread (in front-end dev) to latch on to was challenging.
So I threw out everything, and just started from HTML on Gitlab Pages. I've added on CSS, and just started adding in little JS functions. I can now (sort of) appreciate frameworks. React seems to be a popular choice.
- majewsky 10y agoI would argue that, for a lot of sites, plain HTML + CSS + little JS functions is the right choice, because building stuff in plain JS is more painful than with frameworks. Having to do it in plain JS makes you think more carefully if you really need this JS. (At least, it does that for me.) Also, the site loads so much faster, esp. when HTTP/2 is not an option for you (because your hosting does not support it or whatever). I won't argue, though, that a complex web app should be built on a proper framework.
- frankquist 10y agoI also like Vue.js and am surprised it's not getting mentioned much. But it's nice for starting out, in my opinion, since you can pretty much decide if you go all-in. It's quite possible to just use it to sprinkle some JS here and there, but also possible to build SPAs with it.
- dhruvkar 10y agoThat's what I'm looking for. I'll check it out, thanks.