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What may help is to change your perspective, and to change your word choice. It's not hate. It's definitely not hate. You don't like React, and that's perfectl
by jameskilton 10y ago
What may help is to change your perspective, and to change your word choice.
It's not hate. It's definitely not hate. You don't like React, and that's perfectly fine. "Hate" has some very specific, very negative connotations that make almost impossible to have a regular conversation. One of my mentors uses the term "stop words". Hate is on that list of words that, when used, stop the conversation in its tracks.
It's ok to not like things. It's perfectly OK to not like Javascript frameworks. There's a ton of them, or you can write your own if you feel that's necessary.
But please, can we stop throwing around the word "hate"? It does nobody any good and only furthers the problems of ego and exclusivity prevalent in our industry.
- eibrahim 10y agoThank for the feedback. It might have not been obvious in my article but I am definitely open to changing my mind about stuff and I gave 2 examples: Ember & VIM. So just because I hate React now doesn't mean I will not be a fan later.