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UI development seems determined to repeat every mistake we've made on the backend over the past thirty years, while adamantly refusing to ask us about any of th
by thomascgalvin 5y ago
UI development seems determined to repeat every mistake we've made on the backend over the past thirty years, while adamantly refusing to ask us about any of those mistakes.
- pier25 5y agoCare to elaborate? What mistakes are you referring to?
- nawgz 5y agoNone in particular, it's just a classic jibe from those who dislike UI frameworks because they don't use and thus don't understand them
- jakelazaroff 5y agoI don’t think there’s much overlap between the two, besides general programming best practices. In my experience, backend development is often simpler because you can move any state out of your own code into dedicated external components, like databases and queues. With frontend code, you have to manage state; there’s nowhere else for it to go.