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Didn't read. Follow JavaScript trends that make sense for you and your team. Ignore the noise, get shit done. You know what I hate more than "JS fatigue" - it'
by jaquers 6y ago
Didn't read. Follow JavaScript trends that make sense for you and your team. Ignore the noise, get shit done.
You know what I hate more than "JS fatigue" - it's ppl complaining about "JS fatigue". Software evolves, and I'm always looking to bring a better experience for my users - and then means replacing components sometimes when there are clearly better alternatives, whether that is for developer experience, smaller bundle sizes, etc.
- worik 6y agoDepends if you want your code to be maintainable into the future with other teams. If you do not care about the future (which os OK in some contexts) then you are correct