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I feel like this would leave me with my bare hands fighting against the mighty dragons of DOM and state. Now I have to roll my own two way data binding and redu
by julianeon 6y ago
I feel like this would leave me with my bare hands fighting against the mighty dragons of DOM and state. Now I have to roll my own two way data binding and redux clone? Maybe try optimizing with my own virtual DOM? I’d probably sink into the mire within minutes from the cognitive overload alone.
I mean, yes maybe my framework is actually a badly designed weapon that is too complicated and overburdens me. But it solves my dragon problem. With my bare hands I am no longer overburdened, but now I’ve traded that advantage for much worse problems.
Which is why I figure, on balance, I do need frameworks.
- karatestomp 6y agoRedux is a really small library. I think using it would easily be in the spirit of frameworkless. It also pulls in only two dependencies itself, total—one, which depends on another, which has no deps.