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It's a fun thing to do that lets you learn the core issues frameworks try to solve. People then post their work because we have to legitimately market ourselves
by devwastaken 6y ago
It's a fun thing to do that lets you learn the core issues frameworks try to solve. People then post their work because we have to legitimately market ourselves and our work somehow.
There's lots of avenues that can be taken with things similar to react - and trying and experimenting can create some better methods. It's not as if react or vue were built in isolation from all the previous software.
- ForHackernews 6y ago> People then post their work because we have to legitimately market ourselves and our work somehow. Wouldn't it be better if we experimented with radical new ideas for development instead of reinventing the same JavaScript wheel for 300th time?
- nailer 6y agoSvelte did this by throwing away virtual DOMs and using a compiler to directly bind elements to data.
- Xevi 6y agoWe are though. One of the current shift that is happening is that frameworks are moving away from using Webpack and so on during development. Vue now has Vite, Svelte is moving to Snowpack, etc. This can speed up development iteration time by orders of magnitudes.
- worldsayshi 6y agoI agree that that would be swell but sometimes you have to practice the same movements as those that came before to learn something new?
- LandR 6y ago> because we have to legitimately market ourselves and our work somehow. Do we ?
- cy_hauser 6y agoIf we went to be "better than average" then yes. You must do something to stick out in order to get better jobs, more money, more fame, more power, etc.
- lhorie 6y agoYou don't. But I did and now get paid 3 times more than I did before. There aren't enough high paying bay area jobs to go around for all developers in the world, so as they say, early bird gets the worm.