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I think either vanilla js, or the other route, a full blown batteries included, like Visual Basic 6 was for windows development. Either abstract away nothing,
by dpweb 6y ago
I think either vanilla js, or the other route, a full blown batteries included, like Visual Basic 6 was for windows development. Either abstract away nothing, or everything.
In the middle, is developing with a framework. The problem is you have to know the language + the peculiarities of the framework. New frameworks and "features" happen on too short a timeframe. And, frankly, it costs too little to just invent a new framework. So, 10000 frameworks.
There is a mental cost that increases exponentially with every layer of abstraction. When people have to post questions about why they can't understand such "features" of panacea x , that's the problem.
- worik 6y agoBeen a while for me, but I agree But when I spent a year doing Javascript I found that in JQuery there were a lot of shortcuts I was writing my self to lower the RSI from typing long Javascript statements. Beyond that there is nothing useful in JS frame works. They make simple things easy and the complicated stuff (which is design and logic) stays hard.