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Long answer: My advice is to look for something that doesn’t have that compilation step (avoid angular/react) as I think 8 years from now someone is going to h
by runawaybottle 5y ago
Long answer:
My advice is to look for something that doesn’t have that compilation step (avoid angular/react) as I think 8 years from now someone is going to have a hell of a time compiling a legacy app in webpack.
Short answer:
Jquery
- boplicity 5y agoThat's actually quite helpful, as most of the problems are in terms of the tooling and/or compiling. It's good to be clear about this. I know Laravel the best, but it does depend on the types of compiling that I'd like to avoid.
- el_dev_hell 5y agoI agree 100% with avoiding compiled frameworks (React/Angular/Svelte, whatever). But betting on jQuery being around and functional in 10 years is a gamble. The modern DOM is very user friendly. I'd advocate for skipping any framework and writing plain JavaScript.