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Is ironic just yesterday I read almost the same thing but trashtalking pseudofunctional programming in js, declarative components, microframeworks and dependenc
by yulaow 10y ago
Is ironic just yesterday I read almost the same thing but trashtalking pseudofunctional programming in js, declarative components, microframeworks and dependency hell over all-in solutions, etc etc...
The reality is you don't really have any idea of what future of web development is, as anyone has. The community is not oriented in any way... rather we are probably in the time of biggest uncertainty and most frequent change of ideas of the whole web dev history.
Honestly the only and best suggestion I can make is "ignore everyone who try to say * this is how you should do things, the rest is shit * ", for the big part of the time they are just trying to self-justify an over investment on their own solution (or worst, ego), telling themselves they for sure had understood everything and the others are just wrong or "not there yet". They don't even know that they don't know.
- agumonkey 10y agoAll good points, but FP has been a solid paradigm for a very long time, from people that had time and wisdom. It reduces very quantifiable issues like shared mutations, lines of code. Now that doesn't make js revisitation of fp pristine but still it's quite a refreshing thing. I never used Ang2+ but Ang1 was such a heavy thing; it was a OOP theory in itself, flipped around the DOM (I forgot their terminology but basically, the DOM tree became the inheritance tree).
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- bigmanwalter 10y agoNever forget "Transclusion" and "Prototypical Scope Inheritance" The angular team seems to hate simplicity and love made up words.
- agumonkey 10y agoPSI looks like a fabulous alias for inheritance.