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> That whole field wants to be Google though and thinks they have Google's problems It's becoming a recurring phenonemon, isn't it? I feel the same with fronte
by dictum 9y ago
> That whole field wants to be Google though and thinks they have Google's problems
It's becoming a recurring phenonemon, isn't it? I feel the same with frontend web development: everyone wants to be Facebook.
- busterarm 9y agopreaching to the f'ing choir here mate. The volume of material out there written to help people improve the performance of their React applications makes it pretty clear to me that folks aren't looking before they leap. I've seen more than a couple dozen projects with ~20-40 lines of simple, performant, vanilla JS turn into multi-hundred line behemoths + _an entire React framework_ for exactly zero benefit to end users because of "best practices".