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No? Can you provide examples? On a fundamental level, Node is effectively exactly the same as it was in the v4 days etc. I also don't see how it could be possi
by BillinghamJ 6y ago
No? Can you provide examples? On a fundamental level, Node is effectively exactly the same as it was in the v4 days etc.
I also don't see how it could be possible to find the line between Node itself and frameworks ambiguous - unless the framework itself is invoking your JS files, in which case I would recommend moving to something lighter (i.e. something more designed for composition - where you call it, rather than it calling you)
- bstar77 6y agoMaybe he means that frameworks like Express have become more modular over time, which might confuse people where that line between node and framework functionality is.
- BillinghamJ 6y agoExpress really exemplifies the "composition over heavy framework" concept though - you never really hand over any control to it
- bstar77 6y agoAgreed. I've really come to love Express and the direction its gone after years of using Rails- which eventually left feeling like a prisoner to its opinionated nature.