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> However, these new technologies create a lot more buzz than their simpler counterparts, and if enough people keep talking about the hot thing, eventually this
by young_unixer 5y ago
> However, these new technologies create a lot more buzz than their simpler counterparts, and if enough people keep talking about the hot thing, eventually this can translate to actual adoption, despite it being a sub-optimal choice for the majority of simple use-cases.
I hate this about the Node/Javascript community.
Whenever I need to learn how to do something in Node js, 4 out of 5 blog posts or tutorials will be about some overly complicated technology or new, shiny thing instead of the classical way.
Man, I just want to do the same shit we were doing in PHP 10 years ago, but this time I want to see how to do it in Node/Express. Is that too much to ask?
- n_ary 5y agoHonestly, most Node/Express tutorials are 1:1 copies(try googling sometimes). Not Node/Express specific though, majority tutorials are material to signal author's knowledge towards potential gigs/jobs, not to share knowledge. Which is why a hello-world in Reactjs tutorial needs to setup Redux, or a java tutorial brings in SpringBoot etc.. [Disclaimer: my own experience, ymmv.]