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"Here's another perspective. I started learning JS in reverse and ended up just creating my own framework because it was less verbose. But you would hire me ove
by nkassis 10y ago
"Here's another perspective. I started learning JS in reverse and ended up just creating my own framework because it was less verbose. But you would hire me over your patch-and-patch fellows?"
Yes more likely. In fact I would find informative to see the framework that you have built as an example of understanding web development.
To expand a bit I think learning the framework is easier once you have an understanding of the web platform's basic. For non web stuff I value more problem solving ability, general CS knowledge over specific technology knowledge. I usually don't set a language requirements in interviews and look more to someone being able to explain how the code they wrote works and why it's a better solution than say some inefficient brute force method. Which in my example when applied to web stuff would translate to why is implementing something this way in angular better than an alternative, what advantages did you gain from angular. Etc...
- __s 10y agoMy framework looks like this: https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/dom.js https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/dom.js The code that uses it looks like this: https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/views/MainMenu.js https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/views/MainMen... The site looks like this: http://etg.dek.im http://etg.dek.im I recently worked on a site at my job where I was able to implement it with JS + C#/OWIN, all static html, only uses toastr/jquery. Was nice they let me break away from the illusion that the choice is only between WebForms or MVC If you ask me to compare this to Angular, I'd have to say I've never used Angular so I don't know