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That was his point. The rails stuff he learned five years ago is all still considered good practice, but the JavaScript stuff he learned (listed above) is now c
by burlesona 8y ago
That was his point. The rails stuff he learned five years ago is all still considered good practice, but the JavaScript stuff he learned (listed above) is now considered antique.
- johnchristopher 8y agoOh, thanks. I somehow totally misread that and thought he meant those JS tech were still relevant.
- buu700 8y agoI think the general point holds up, but why is sass in that list? I know some newer alternatives are used with React nowadays, but sass is still very much a best practice in general as far as I'm aware. (If he means SASS vs SCSS syntax, I recall using SCSS ~8 years ago, so it's an odd choice to include either way.)
- jamespollack 8y agoSo... people who hate learning should use SSR? Once you've used grunt, using gulp is not a big logical jump. Then to webpack. Whatever, they're just build scripts! Roll your own shell scripts if you want! A day to learn them, or a lifetime of being a hater.