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At the peak of JavaScript fatigue in 2013 I don't think JavaScript fatigue peaked in 2013. FTA: it is quite easy to maintain a large, flexible, well-engineere
by bla2 9y ago
At the peak of JavaScript fatigue in 2013
I don't think JavaScript fatigue peaked in 2013. FTA:
it is quite easy to maintain a large, flexible, well-engineered SPA with React, Vue, or other lightweight JS libraries, even at enterprise companies with large teams.
Vue's initial release was just over three years ago. Other technologies used by enterprise companies has usually proven itself for a decade or two. Articles like this don't help with JavaScript fatigue.
- chrisco255 9y agoFront end technology has advanced rapidly in the last 5 years. You can't compare the back end as much. Although there's innovation there too from new languages and functional paradigms.