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In most cases that I’ve seen, it’s not React that’s difficult to ramp up on, it’s the overly complicated codebase. Now you could make an argument that React/Ra
by sarchertech 5y ago
In most cases that I’ve seen, it’s not React that’s difficult to ramp up on, it’s the overly complicated codebase.
Now you could make an argument that React/Rails/whatever shares some of the blame for encouraging/allowing the state of the code.
- FpUser 5y ago>"In most cases that I’ve seen, it’s not React that’s difficult to ramp up on, it’s the overly complicated codebase." Well the developers you want to hire would know zilch about that codebase so you have to train them anyways. And after you do they will not leave because for greener pasture with that new knowledge since nobody else is using that codebase internally.