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The amount of (dev) dependencies doesn’t matter that much to me, but I agree about the client side. I wish gatsby could emit a version without client side routi
by kall 8y ago
The amount of (dev) dependencies doesn’t matter that much to me, but I agree about the client side. I wish gatsby could emit a version without client side routing / react. I also find the way to create and manage pages (and yeah trees) is not as flexible as it should be.
"Just a txt > html converter" is what every developer builds for themselves at some point and hence the 300 different projects that already do that. I‘m glad someone is making a database backed (kind of) static site generator for once, even if it brings some code weight with it.
- pknopf 8y ago> The amount of (dev) dependencies doesn’t matter that much to me, but I agree about the client side. I read a blog post recently that really resonated with me [0]. > And dependencies? People easily add overengineered “full package solutions” to solve the simplest problems without considering their costs. And those dependencies bring other dependencies. You end up with a tree that is something in between of horror story (OMG so big and full of conflicts) and comedy (there’s no reason we include these, yet here they are): But yeah, I don't mind where the data is stored. It's the html generation that people go overkill with. [0] http://tonsky.me/blog/disenchantment/ http://tonsky.me/blog/disenchantment/