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I find it a bit odd that both you and the parent commenter (acemarke) seemed to have interpreted the post in a completely different tone than I did. I didn't f
by godot 9y ago
I find it a bit odd that both you and the parent commenter (acemarke) seemed to have interpreted the post in a completely different tone than I did.
I didn't find anything in the original blog post in the tone of a "complaint". If anything, they were merely pointing out what kind of things they run into and their thoughts, while transitioning from an ASP.NET background.
It's actually a really helpful read if you also happen to come from ASP.NET and are looking to pick up the Node/React stack. I personally also came from a different stack only recently (not ASP.NET) and dove into Node/React a few months ago, and found the way he expressed his views helpful for myself to align my thoughts.
- acemarke 9y agoYeah, re-reading it, the tone was a bit more "things we ran into" then "stuff we hated". That said, the items listed are definitely common complaints or points of argument about React that I've seen numerous times, so I was coming at it from more of that reaction.
- miroslavpopovic 9y ago> I didn't find anything in the original blog post in the tone of a "complaint". If anything, they were merely pointing out what kind of things they run into and their thoughts, while transitioning from an ASP.NET background. Yes, exactly this! There's nothing to hate really. It's more of a complaint against our inability to quickly grasp new concepts than trying to throw some stones over to React.