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So, a question coming from a guy who's been doing Java backend processing for a long time and thinking of making a side project. Was going to go the Angular rou
by fma 8y ago
So, a question coming from a guy who's been doing Java backend processing for a long time and thinking of making a side project. Was going to go the Angular route, but I'd like to have good SEO. I'd also like to get a POC/MVP up and running to build momentum...don't want to waste time on the front end when it's basic form submissions to kick off data processing.
To show how long it's been since I've done front end...My last 'full stack' development had plenty of tables to style the application grin.
- itronitron 8y agoIn that case then do not use a UI framework such as Angular or React and instead just roll your own UI with HTML and JS, and style your CSS to make your MVP look fresh and new.
- MarvelousWololo 8y agoA couple of weeks ago I tried the official Angular tutorial on SSR and found it super difficult. If you're willing to give React a try I would choose Next.js. It's pretty much a Node.js web framework that uses React for its views and has SSR out of the box. It has client side routing, so smooth page transitions, it was also fairly use to style the app with good ol css or sass. Ping me if you have any questions.
- MarvelousWololo 8y agoOh I forgot to mention: if you're doing this just so you could learn modern JS then rolling your own solution is all fine. Other than that I would avoid this at all costs.