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> Frontend is a pretty much solved problem I don't think so. Just see the progress of frameworks like react/angular etc. over the recent years. We also see con
by valenterry 5y ago
> Frontend is a pretty much solved problem
I don't think so. Just see the progress of frameworks like react/angular etc. over the recent years. We also see concurrency being embraced more. There is still a lot of things to be improved in frontend, I wouldn't call that a solved problem, even though the problem space is narrower than backend/infra.
- Jensson 5y agoThose are changes in libraries, not changes in capabilities or what it means for a frontend to be good. How to make a good frontend framework isn't a solved problem, no, but how to make a good frontend is a solved problem. The exception is UX design, but frontend developers typically aren't UX experts, that isn't on their plate.