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Sad state of JS frontend. Overcomplicating things is the first thought that we have now, then we think about the requirements.
by rouxz 6y ago
Sad state of JS frontend. Overcomplicating things is the first thought that we have now, then we think about the requirements.
- madeofpalk 6y agoIt really isnt. Poor developers might, but poor developers will over complicate things in any domain.
- grishka 6y agoThe problem is, the industry favors overcomplicating developers, because there's more of them, over those who actually have a clue what their code is doing.
- Accacin 6y agoWhy single out JS? Everything developers do nowadays is overcomplicated. See all the posts from large companies saying they switched to this and that for tenuous at best reasons. Then we get a post later saying they're switching back.
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoComplain about JQuery yet this loads in less than 300ms. Struggle to imagine any React/Redux engineer I know getting this on the screen in even 3 seconds let alone sub 1. Depresses me how even 10 second webpage load times are considered acceptable in that toolchain, I know it's capable of better but it clearly needs more work to get there than people are willing to put in.
- DangitBobby 6y agoYou and I must be using very different react applications.
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoPlease send the react engineers you know my way, I'm begging here.