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This doesn’t strike me as a benefit. Soon you’ll have a multitude of apps and libraries instead of one framework to maintain, upgrade, refactor etc. The same go
by highmastdon 6y ago
This doesn’t strike me as a benefit. Soon you’ll have a multitude of apps and libraries instead of one framework to maintain, upgrade, refactor etc. The same goes for the idea of micro front ends being a collection of apps all in different frameworks. As a architect/cto I wouldn’t want to have so much “diversity” in that sense in my organisation. It reduces efficiency in knowledge sharing, tooling, architecture etc.
- m0ngr31 6y agoHow is it not a benefit? Currently we have several frameworks across different teams, all with different variations of a few different design systems. All use different CSS frameworks, and all have their own home baked components for each framework. Consolidating that not only helps the design team have a proper standard to design against, it helps the developers who no longer have to figure out what components to use. It simplifies it all around.