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Ah, so jQuery spaghetti has now been replaced by React messes. I can also contribute that I've seen some Angular abominations and - a year or two back - some b
by bshimmin 10y ago
Ah, so jQuery spaghetti has now been replaced by React messes. I can also contribute that I've seen some Angular abominations and - a year or two back - some baleful Backbone projects. It's almost like whatever the framework or the library you give developers to use, regardless of its quality or scope, they're capable of making a mess with it! Hard to imagine, I know.
- boubiyeah 10y agoAnd likewise, you can/could do some excellent coding with 0 framework :D
- dentemple 10y agoMy spaghetti requires no extra seasoning
- renesd 10y agoExcept Vue projects seem to be succeeding. This is good for clients, but bad for freelancers getting paid lots to clean up messes. The good components, and the docs are the biggest reasons. But also it's a very well thought through thing based on web specs, using html technology. People can get useful work done almost right away, and what they made is self contained by default, limiting their damage. It also works for the document case, AND the single page app case. Want to make a landing page that converts well? Vue has your back. Want to use that one jQuery plugin, because it's awesome... Vue can do that easily - it plays nice with others. React should copy it more, and copy web standards more.
- trylist 10y agoSpeaking of evangelists...
- renesd 10y agoI'm happily cleaning up react messes :) As my dads plumber friend used to say... "There's money in shit!". Fair cop. Not sure why I'm participating in a JavaScript framework internet discussion. I wish people would concentrate on standards, and apps.
- Bahamut 10y agoI personally have to refrain from commenting a lot of times - the arguments that happen tend to be the equivalent of video game console flame wars.
- HighlandSpring 10y agoWhat component library do you recommend for Vue?