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I 100% agree, and I don't see why you're being downvoted. I frankly see this approach as the Wrong Way at this point. I hate that every new framework comes out
by SomeCallMeTim 5y ago
I 100% agree, and I don't see why you're being downvoted.
I frankly see this approach as the Wrong Way at this point. I hate that every new framework comes out with its own take on HTML attributes.
And zero TypeScript support? Seriously?
This is a non-starter framework.
- webreac 5y agoI do not see it like this. I will not suggest this is the proper way to do a big web application. Similarly, bash is not the proper language to use for a serious software but for very small tasks, bash may be enough. Similarly, when you build a MVP, this mini framework is probably sufficient and even when your project matures, removing this framework will not be the priority.
- flowerlad 5y agoExcept, this "mini framework" is not really easier than React and when the project matures, replacing it with a real framework will be a huge hassle.
- zkldi 5y agoCompletely agree. Whenever html attributes start containing logic is when the templating engine has just implemented its own programming language - poorly.
- SomeCallMeTim 5y agoYup. Regretfully we seem to be in the minority, though. I expect more of the HN readership, but apparently the instant gratification culture permeates it here as well.