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>"There’s a feeling in the air. A zeitgeist. SPAs are no longer the cool kids they once were 10 years ago. Hip new frameworks like" I have my own company deve
by FpUser 4y ago
>"There’s a feeling in the air. A zeitgeist. SPAs are no longer the cool kids they once were 10 years ago.
Hip new frameworks like"
I have my own company developing products. Some for our own, some for clients. I count my money. Why would I give a flying fuck about what is "hip"?
The only thing that matters is how much it costs me to develop solution assuming it satisfies all the constrains imposed by client's specs. The difference makes a profit and this is what I am after.
I use SPA when I need real business application and it needs to be delivered in a browser. If SPA becomes too big I make it dynamically load a pieces of needed functionality upon request. By nature is is still SPA and dynamically loaded parts tend to stay in browser's cache anyways. When I need a website I make plain website. I do not turn one into the other.
- Nextgrid 4y ago> I have my own company developing products. Some for our own, some for clients. I count my money. Why would I give a flying fuck about what is "hip"? You are a minority in a sea of crap whose only goal is to extract more money from investors by dazzling them with buzzwords, "growth & engagement" and engineering playgrounds where complexity is a feature to justify hiring more engineers and make an engineering blog to brag about solving (self-inflicted) problems in order to help hire more engineers. When your objective is to make money by solving clients' problems as opposed to dazzling investors to then beg for their money, the "bill of materials" changes significantly.
- FpUser 4y ago>"You are a minority in a sea of crap" I believe there are countless companies like mine, serving needs of various businesses. We just do not make much noise and hence are not written about.