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Then stop learning the frameworks and start learning the core of the language. I got dizzy from all the options out there so I spent some time improving my kno
by Raphmedia 8y ago
Then stop learning the frameworks and start learning the core of the language.
I got dizzy from all the options out there so I spent some time improving my knowledge of JavaScript itself instead of focusing on someone else's library.
In the end, those frameworks are "nothing" but a lot of JavaScript patterns stuck together.
Switching from one framework to another should't cause THAT much friction.
- commandlinefan 8y agoThe main problem with frameworks isn't the frameworks but the MBA's who finished reading "Lean In", congratulated themselves for finally finishing a whole chapter book, and set out to "conquer the world" under the assumption that developing software is trivial, and the fact that it's not done yet is because the programmers are lazy and stupid and aren't using the right frameworks, googled "good web frameworks" and forwarded the first link to the engineering organization with the title "FYI".