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It can, sure, but having coding conventions is essential, which those frameworks/linters help to enforce. But we've been doing projects with millions of pages
by tambourine_man 6y ago
It can, sure, but having coding conventions is essential, which those frameworks/linters help to enforce.
But we've been doing projects with millions of pages way before React :)
Checkout Wikipedia, which, by the way, uses jQuery, of course. And PHP.
>Also, what‘s bad about typescript?
It tries to turn the very dynamic JavaScript into something it will never be and no amount of contortion can hide it. Unless it stops being a superset of JavaScript in the future, but I don't see that coming.
- j-krieger 6y agoWikipedia is a largely uniform, read-only, static experience. These days people want app-like experience on the front-end. Can‘t manage them with jquery. The bit about typescript is true at runtime. However, Typescript is also good documentation for developers.