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I love reading about people's first principles technqiues of different technologies on HN! What do you think React will be supplanted by?
by veeralpatel979 6y ago
I love reading about people's first principles technqiues of different technologies on HN! What do you think React will be supplanted by?
- onlydeadheroes 6y agojQuery, when people stop fucking around and start making sites that work again.
- Thorncorona 6y agoI've gotten by using a templating engine like Handlebars along with jQuery for async behavior for pretty much all of my apps. Reduced the time I spent building UIs a huge amount. There are actually very few websites that 'require' an app-in-browser experience. And for many of those, clever usage of jQuery plugins works well enough.
- ma2rten 6y agoMaybe something like svelte?
- iluvblender 6y agoI just started studying svelte today (alongside Vue). I look forward to sharing my thoughts soon.
- Can_Not 6y agoThings I wish I knew about Svelte: error handling is fragile and/or non-existent.
- iluvblender 6y agoI will keep that in mind, Thank you :)
- runawaybottle 6y agoThe long term hope is regular old ES7/Next. One of the reasons the virtual DOM exists is because it really tries to get around the browser limitations on DOM rendering. We were also all trying to manage templates and data binding. If you remove these three things, most of us could architect very simple JS apps with a singleton object. It’s as soon as you need to define the dynamic template structure, bind data to it, and do everything in a browser performant way, is when we started trading away the simplicity for off the shelf complexity that solves mostly these three problems.
- colordrops 6y agoweb components when they finally mature.
- aaronbrethorst 6y agoHTML is pretty cool.
- veeralpatel979 6y agoMeant to say critiques above, not "technqiues"