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No it’s even more so with the rise of framework frameworks like Next.JS and Cypress. These frameworks are just wrappers around other frameworks. JS will never e
by yepthatsreality 6y ago
No it’s even more so with the rise of framework frameworks like Next.JS and Cypress. These frameworks are just wrappers around other frameworks. JS will never escape this as its primary reason for existence was a glue layer between Browser and HTML/CSS.
- nicoburns 6y agoI've yet to see a single professional software company use these eztra layers. Though there are no doubt some most people are still using React, Vue or Angular directly.
- aphexairlines 6y agoHere are a few software companies moving to next.js. https://nextjs.org/case-studies/hulu https://nextjs.org/case-studies/hulu https://nextjs.org/showcase/uber https://nextjs.org/showcase/uber https://eng.lyft.com/changing-lanes-how-lyft-is-migrating-100-frontend-microservices-to-next-js-42199aaebd5f https://eng.lyft.com/changing-lanes-how-lyft-is-migrating-10...