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Fundaments haven't changed much. Pick a JS framework and go from there. It's gotten more complicated, indeed. But, if you're building projects of your own, you'
by wprapido 6y ago
Fundaments haven't changed much. Pick a JS framework and go from there. It's gotten more complicated, indeed. But, if you're building projects of your own, you're free to ignore it as there are not that many palpable benefits, and your users / customers couldn't care less about underlying tech stack.
- Icecreamsushi 6y agoEactly. I was targeting personal ease of use. I remember that handling authentification in JS was a pure nightmare, so I have a strong bias towards frameworks handling that for me.
- wprapido 6y ago80% of cases, you don't need a framework.