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HTML in JS feels so wrong, I'll never get used to React-land. Feels like the simplest 2 page, 2 action apps now need a hundred modules, all kinds of weird namin
by sub7 6y ago
HTML in JS feels so wrong, I'll never get used to React-land. Feels like the simplest 2 page, 2 action apps now need a hundred modules, all kinds of weird naming conventions and config dependency spaghetti and of course a complex build system for what would otherwise be a few lines of plain old JS.
Rails 6 now webpacks 100s of KB of js for a new blank app. wtf if going on.
- baggy_trough 6y agoYes, it's some weird cargo-culting nonsense for sure.
- sub7 6y agoAbsurd. And I get down voted by scriptkiddies who write button click handlers all day while thinking they're implementing low level OS buffer caches.