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This sounds like how you'd end up doing web development in the least efficient way possible. There is a ton of space for reuse, the web is dead simple and the s
by organicmultiloc 8y ago
This sounds like how you'd end up doing web development in the least efficient way possible. There is a ton of space for reuse, the web is dead simple and the same pattern shows up over and over and over.
- zygimantasdev 8y agoYou can reuse almost as much without forcing one framework for all teams - making it not least efficient way possible. Not using one tool will encourage team to explore new possibilities, alternatives, learn new paradigms and thinking. In long term this is certainly more effective. Web is not dead simple (I consider web to be frontend development in this context). Why I would consider web to be hard: - it is harder to do frontend development than backend, because you write code which is sent to one of thousand different compilers, creating another layer of difficulty. Versus controlled environment where your backend code is being run - While there are only few patterns which are applied to FE development, there are many new features(PWAs, real time syncs,..) coming into web. Taking advantage of them requires learning, coding and refactoring. You might say - this is just reinventing the wheel - while partly that is true, developers will still need to learn, adapt knowledge to web, build tools.