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> By following a few principles of immutability and purity, React frontends were generally better written, stabler and easier to debug, compared to contemporary
by yoran 5y ago
> By following a few principles of immutability and purity, React frontends were generally better written, stabler and easier to debug, compared to contemporary alternatives such as Ember or Angular.
I have the exact opposite experience. Our large Ember application is a lot more maintainable, and requires a lot less boilerplate code to get things done, than this React Native app that I'm working on.
- jordache 5y agoI concur. Angular's framework contains all the baked in patterns that is friendly for a large enterprise scale application. DI, Angular Modules, opinionated patterns. More boiler plate yes, but small, one-time cost to pay, for a scalable pattern that the entire community subscribes to
- holtalanm 5y agocompletely agree. every React app that I have ran across that used 'best practices' for React development has been an unmaintainable dumpster fire.