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Super exciting, I've always believed a Rails-like philosophy of convention-over-configuration and the Javascript ideal of perfectly-tailored customization could
by thebradbain 7y ago
Super exciting, I've always believed a Rails-like philosophy of convention-over-configuration and the Javascript ideal of perfectly-tailored customization could supplement rather than compete each other. Redwood looks like a big step toward that, and I think it speaks to the overall growth of the Javascript ecosystem as a whole.
- cknoxrun 7y agoI feel as if Rails plus a progressive framework such as Vue.js is essentially what you are talking about?
- thebradbain 7y agoYeah, almost. That's essentially my current preferred stack already. But "almost" is the key word: sometimes there seems to be some overlapping duplication of functionality, if not necessarily code, and the handoff between Rails-world and Vue-land is still a kind of purgatory which can be solved and navigated with experience and knowledge of the ins-ands-outs of both frameworks / webpack / package management / etc., but it'd be _nice_ if all those options were solved in the first place, rather than having to work to cleanly and sustainably get two frameworks to talk to each other nicely.