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Anyone take the reasonable approach lately? IMO, it involves taking the CDN version of a framework such as VueJS and slapping that bad boy as a script tag in yo
by jonnycoder 7y ago
Anyone take the reasonable approach lately? IMO, it involves taking the CDN version of a framework such as VueJS and slapping that bad boy as a script tag in your HTML file. No webpack, babel, sass, etc etc.
I'm developing a dashboard, nothing fancy but nothing simple. I am also reasonable and think one can build off of all the well established UI components out there such as Vuetify. I now have a lot of free time to spend on the backend API, which is what I happen to enjoy doing.
As a fan of end to end or integration testing, I could care less about test driven development on the front-end.
- non-entity 7y agoI tried it recently, my only other experience with SPA's was n Angular 1.x Cordova app. It was very easy to get set up, but I unfortunately scrapped it for unrelated reasons
- robertoandred 7y agoThat’s only “reasonable” if you have a simple, cookie-cutter site.
- jonnycoder 7y agoCan you go into more detail? With Vuetify, I add my colors and generate a new theme. Hardly any new css is needed, especially with the grid systems that come with it. The compiled Vuejs gives proper errors in chrome developer tools, so it's been easy thus far.