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I know the feeling. It's not just modern stuff, I have an old ExtJS app that I dread to update. The best solution I have found is a dev / build environment in
by jacob019 6y ago
I know the feeling. It's not just modern stuff, I have an old ExtJS app that I dread to update. The best solution I have found is a dev / build environment in a dedicated VM that I can spin up once or twice a year to make updates. Bringing libraries up to date is a fucking nightmare and often a waste of time. For continuously updated apps I have moved away from complicated build processes. Most web apps are fine without a build process, I think there is a lot of premature optimization going on.
- cjauvin 6y agoI too maintain an old and complex ExtJS 4.1 app and I never dared upgrading the framework. I carry a big zip around and it will be that until the end of its life or when I finally decide to rewrite it using React. For such an old framework it’s surprisingly bug free though.