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You're right, but it's also intrinsic to the senselessly shifting paradigm/bandwagon-jumping around SPAs. It's not just that redoing things is a problem, but th
by rainonmoon 8y ago
You're right, but it's also intrinsic to the senselessly shifting paradigm/bandwagon-jumping around SPAs. It's not just that redoing things is a problem, but that the motivation behind the rehaul is poorly conceived.
- anonytrary 8y agoI think that's how the cookie crumbles, unfortunately. Most companies want to be on the biggest bandwagon to ensure they have a steady supply of fresh, young employees. Few companies want to rely on niche software that only a few people know how to work with. As long as younger people keep jumping onto new trends, companies will continue to follow.