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I think everyone is surprised because the choices made actually result in a worse UX. Sure, the backend decisions make developer's life easier, but they turn a
by theamk 6y ago
I think everyone is surprised because the choices made actually result in a worse UX.
Sure, the backend decisions make developer's life easier, but they turn a static page of text into a big cpu and network using monster.
Everything has its place, and I am not sure react+ts is the right thing.
(and this was exacerbated by the post title.. The current title is nice, but the HN submission title made it sound like this is ideal for everyone)