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You don’t need to be using a JS framework to have components. Pretty much any server-side templating language allows extracting “components” in the form of reus
by deergomoo 6y ago
You don’t need to be using a JS framework to have components. Pretty much any server-side templating language allows extracting “components” in the form of reusable HTML fragments. And even if you’re serving static HTML, there’s plenty of ways to compile a template into a static file.
- JxLS-cpgbe0 6y agoRight, components. Not a search-and-replace for every instance of ".color-pink" in your codebase, suggested by the parent.