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The user does care. At a previous company we started migrating from angular to vue. Vue was so fast that those parts would be completely rendered and the rest w
by furstenheim 6y ago
The user does care. At a previous company we started migrating from angular to vue. Vue was so fast that those parts would be completely rendered and the rest would be white. It was also snappy.
Of course, one has to be mindful about the transition. You cannot stop business, but you can take a little extra time whenever there's need to modify a section to improve quality (both code and ui). Actually that's why we chose vue, it allowed to a progressive migration out of angular.
BTW, someone had the "great" idea of not using a framework for an internal admin portal. It turned immediately into a huge ball of mud.
- kqr 6y ago> BTW, someone had the "great" idea of not using a framework for an internal admin portal. It turned immediately into a huge ball of mud. It's never the case that you "don't use a framework" for something like that. You'll use a framework, alright. The choice is between using something well-built based on best practises as we know them, or... building it yourself. Other than in very rare circumstances, I fail to see the point of reinventing that wheel. UI frameworks (web front-end or not) are a quagmire of edge cases and other infinite time sinks.