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IME, scaffolding/config is overkill only if it complicates the developer experience. I stayed away from Angular, React, Vue, etc. because there were too many w
by turtlebits 5y ago
IME, scaffolding/config is overkill only if it complicates the developer experience. I stayed away from Angular, React, Vue, etc. because there were too many ways to scaffold and you had to essentially learn how to configure them.
Now I've settled on Svelte as it's layout and build/compile step is simple and I've never had to touch the config file
- lyncro 5y agoVite [0] configures React, Vue and more perfectly out of the box [0] https://github.com/vitejs/vite https://github.com/vitejs/vite
- PetahNZ 5y agoI think your missing the point. Having n+1 tools to do the same thing (compile/run a React/Vue app) makes things more complicated, not less.
- onion2k 5y agoThat only makes the process of choosing tooling more complicated, not using it once you've made that decision. The post you're replying to assumes you have chosen Vite, and it's arguing that Vite is as simple as Hibiki. Vite does a lot of config very well, and it really does "just work" for 95% of apps. You need to be doing something quite unusual to move past the automatically configured defaults. The same is true of Parcel, Webpack 5, esbuild, etc really. Automatic zero-config bundlers are very good these days.
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