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Since you haven't provided any actual arguments, one would have to rely on your reputation to evaluate the claims you made, but since this is a new account with
by blub 5y ago
Since you haven't provided any actual arguments, one would have to rely on your reputation to evaluate the claims you made, but since this is a new account with only one post, that's not providing any support either.
For the record, I've also used Delphi, MFC, WinForms, Qt, native Android and iOS, but not TurboVision and very little wxWidgets. I didn't use React, nor Vue, but I am familiar with web development and web technologies in general.
If I look at https://reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html https://reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html, I find it really really hard to believe that's in any way better than at least Delphi or Qt, to pick just two of the technologies I'm familiar with. There are functions which return HTML code which contain JavaScript code in there. How can one return an <h1> from a function with a straight face? :-)
- hrififjkrjr 5y agoI didn't provide arguments because there are other articles explaining why reactive/declarative programming is superior. I just wanted to point out that there are experienced GUI programmers who find web tech better for this purpose, it's not just kids who only know JavaScript. You really need to try React/Vue. Vue is actually much simple to get started with and understand if you just want to try it out. Once you use a reactive GUI, there is no going back to manually managing controls state like in Qt. > How can one return an <h1> from a function with a straight face? People used to say that about Python, that no serious programmer would use a language with significant white space.