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In my judgment, React scores poorly on “off-ramp” potential as there is a particular React way of doing things. Curious if others would agree, and also for asse
by divbzero 6y ago
In my judgment, React scores poorly on “off-ramp” potential as there is a particular React way of doing things. Curious if others would agree, and also for assessments on which frameworks score better on “off-ramp” potential.
- runawaybottle 6y agoWhich is very weird because it was supposed to just be the view layer.
- oorza 6y agoIt is just the view layer in well architected applications. The off-ramp for a React application is use your state management, data models, controllers, etc. with a different view layer. Oh, you're making HTTP calls directly in React components? Well, you done goofed and that's not React's fault.
- runawaybottle 6y agoWhat if you used a bunch of scoped styles in your component? Screwed yourself there again? Would be nice to have a style sheet to just slap onto that whole other framework ...
- unclebucknasty 6y agoI haven't wrapped my mind around scoped styles. You generally want a consistent UI, meaning mostly global CSS. And, you want the option of easily adjusting a global aesthetic/behavior. Scoped styles seem like the framework version of the style attribute.