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Indeed! I swore off Web development a couple times because of the mess but now my whole party games platform is made with plain JS, no bundling, no post-process
by elisee 6y ago
Indeed! I swore off Web development a couple times because of the mess but now my whole party games platform is made with plain JS, no bundling, no post-processing, no big frameworks and it's pretty good. (Although I did recently augment it with some JSDoc types, for long-term maintainability)
At least three devs have asked why I wasn't using some reactive framework or big library. I know why: I'm much more productive without! Simple DOM helpers go a long way: https://jklm.fun/common/dom.js https://jklm.fun/common/dom.js
(If you're curious: https://jklm.fun https://jklm.fun)
- runawaybottle 6y agoWell isn’t that the economics of it? A new dev is much more productive in the new thing they learned. A more seasoned dev is more productive in all the things they already know. The question is, who gets to dictate the economics here? The answer is always Thanos, balance. In a true meritocracy this is a legitimate fight, neither side has a one up. We have to find the pros and cons of the old and new and iterate.