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Things change so fast in web. The author asserts: > Angular has already lost to React no matter how hard google tries to hide it Hmmm... really? I've only b

Things change so fast in web. The author asserts: > Angular has already lost to React no matter how hard google tries to hide it Hmmm... really? I've only been out of the web dev game for a couple of years. Angular was alive and well in 2015. I guess 2 years is ancient history in Web. Alright so, React then? > I vastly prefer Vue.js, since it feels like the next-generation... Oh. I wonder what its like to be a beginner web developer in 2017. It actually seems harder to pick a reliable, maintained, stable framework, than it is to actually develop the software on it.

LeoNatan25 9y ago
It's an accepted reality in the web world. Pick currently trending framework X which does [A,B,C] amazingly, write some "app" in it. Then comes framework Y, which reinvents how [B,C] are performed, is so much better and it's now laughable that you are using framework X (to the point web "devs" won't work in your company since you are using _outdated_ 1-2 years old framework X, so you rewrite all of your "app" in framework Y. Then comes framework Z, which reinvents how [A,C] are performed ... Rinse and repeat. Web "dev" is such an amazing prospect. Let's use those amazing technologies and mindsets to "develop" mobile and desktop "apps". What could possibly go wrong?