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I prefer the workflow that the author does, minus the Jquery just so I can maintain some street cred. document.querySelector solved 90% of what jquery solved fo
by MrLeap 8y ago
I prefer the workflow that the author does, minus the Jquery just so I can maintain some street cred. document.querySelector solved 90% of what jquery solved for me anyhow. For consulting clients, I've done plenty of what I consider the "exotic workflows".
My determination is that the primary benefits of react, angular, et al is that they organically create hierarchies among a group of multiple developers. It also creates a sense of depersonalization / derealization that helps everyone feel like they're working on their own while they're surrounded by people. Woe the walls we build!
Proxy was the nail in the coffin for ever using a framework in my personal projects again. I'll still use whatever your hip new project leader wants for money though.
- SZJX 8y ago"depersonalization" and "walls" is one way to put it. Though think of it from another perspective: You'd need to keep a team pulling in the same direction and speak a common language. When one person coded up something without any framework, they may understand the code structure perfectly, but the others who collaborate with them can easily get lost/be detoured. Publicly existing frameworks have conventions, docs and communities and a certain way of organizing things, which makes it much easier for a team to avoid wasted efforts.