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I wish one day marketing, print designers and useless business architects would just step back and let me build a damn page. No trackers, no spying, no fancy m
by xab9 9y ago
I wish one day marketing, print designers and useless business architects would just step back and let me build a damn page.
No trackers, no spying, no fancy multilayered parallax video scrollers, no animated video carousels, no fucking ads, no taboola shit, no related clickbait articles, no tag cloud sidebar, no ooh-so-shiny bleeding edge web frameworks that has a lifecycle of a single year (megabytes of minified angular), no isomorphic shit, just a plain site with the relevant information and minimal styling.
- beokop 9y agoWe chose to use PHP for our site redesign after using React, Elm and Jekyll in other projects. It’s really liberating. No spending days setting up a build/deploy process. Gets out of your way unless you actually need it. Everything including the kitchen sink included. Pre-installed on all Macs. Our designer can code and deploy changes by himself. I used to hate PHP. Then I tried the alternatives.
- xab9 9y agoIt's not the framework, it's the people (and their whoring greed mixed with dilettantism). I love vue, I'm okay with A5 and react. I usually do node stuff, but php is okay nowdays, symphony is a good thing too.