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The one lesson of the past 2 decades that I’ve taken: do not adopt a JS framework for your production env. until it reaches industry-wide acceptance. It may en
by flappyeagle 5y ago
The one lesson of the past 2 decades that I’ve taken: do not adopt a JS framework for your production env. until it reaches industry-wide acceptance.
It may end up fine but it has a good chance to be an expensive horror show.
In my experience, only jQuery and React have obviously passed this bar.
- j45 5y agoI remember rolling the dice between Jquery and Sencha I believe. JQuery was very early but had a theme roller I was after to build in white labeling and branding. It also taught me if you pick something too new you might spend more time maintaining what has been built to date vs building new features and scaling them, which wasn’t always the experience.
- flappyeagle 5y agoI used Sencha for a bit in a big corporate setting. Ahead of its time in many ways!