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To be honest, I’m still fine with jQuery and Laravel. I’ve looked at React and Vue and while they are marvels, I ain’t got that kind of time. But, I also don’t
by drivingmenuts 8y ago
To be honest, I’m still fine with jQuery and Laravel. I’ve looked at React and Vue and while they are marvels, I ain’t got that kind of time.
But, I also don’t write mobile apps. I’m dealing with desktop and the rules are different there.
- teucris 8y agoMy takeaway from this article is to use what you know if you want to ship something. With every new project, you’re given the choice to use a new stack. I think it’s pretty rare that you want to ship something, have the chops to ship it, but some new magic thing is worth the time investment to make it happen. For instance, I really don’t want to take the time to learn Laravel. I get my fastest work done with React and a turnkey serverless solution.