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+1 I had the same learning moment a couple of years ago. I used to code mainly in Java so when I had to build a frontend, I tried to avoid Javascript and use s
by misja111 10y ago
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I had the same learning moment a couple of years ago. I used to code mainly in Java so when I had to build a frontend, I tried to avoid Javascript and use some Java framework like GWT, Wicket or even Swing instead. At some point I grew tired of the pitfalls and limitations that I kept running into and decided to bite the bullet and just learn Javascript properly. It was a revelation.
TL;DR; Don't stubbornly stick to one language, choose the proper language for the job.
- jazzyk 10y agoOr you could have tried Vaadin (no connection to the company other than as a satisfied/impressed user) https://vaadin.com/home https://vaadin.com/home
- ChristianGeek 10y agoSticking to one language is like being a carpenter and only having a hammer in your toolbox.