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It’s even more important in that case because writing a pizza delivery website isn’t a complex nor new problem so doesn’t need a complex solution. But to answe
by laumars 6y ago
It’s even more important in that case because writing a pizza delivery website isn’t a complex nor new problem so doesn’t need a complex solution.
But to answer your question, if you write clean code then when that company expands it’s operations it is easier for you (or whoever next gets commissioned) to later expand on that site to add more restaurants, thus then allowing your customer to sell more pizzas.
- pjmlp 6y agoThat is definitely not a feature that requires JavaScript, if you now want to pick on my example.
- laumars 6y ago> That is definitely not a feature that requires JavaScript You’re right it doesn’t but I thought the context had drifted from that topic and onto code quality. If we’re talking strictly about JS heavy sites then I’m definitely in favour of the less is more approach. There’s times when it makes sense having JavaScript trigger restful APIs rather than have the entire site rendered on the server side. The problem is JavaScript often gets overused these days. I could write an essay on where I think modern tech has gone off the rails though. > if you now want to pick on my example. That’s a strange comment to make considering you presented the example for discussion. Of course people will then “pick on” the example, in fact you’d be the first to moan about a straw man argument if people cited a different example.