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There's so much cool stuff coming out for building web apps. If you started your project more than a month ago, it seems to mean that you're using old, outdated
by bensummers 17y ago
There's so much cool stuff coming out for building web apps. If you started your project more than a month ago, it seems to mean that you're using old, outdated stuff which is going to make you less productive.
I console myself by realising that the lack of extra abstractions makes my application faster and lighter.
Seriously though, how does one take advantage of new stuff without rewriting too much or ending up with an inconsistent and messy codebase?
- etgryphon 17y agoI think you will have a tough time building something that is faster than SproutCore. Its built for speed and cloud computing. We are working with ~7 million object and getting it to work great.
- devinus 17y ago^-Author of Greenhouse, why the downvotes? I think he knows what he's talking about.
- bensummers 17y agoThe serious part of my comment was the last paragraph. But it's certainly an interesting question: When should you adopt the latest and greatest for an existing project?
- devinus 17y agoWhen you find the existing project cumbersome or find yourself severely hampered by your exiting tools. In other words, when it makes sound business sense, I guess.