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Let's say it's a simple e-commerce app. React is one option. I've used it but I'm not terribly excited about using it. What do you mean by system for building
by r0b05 4y ago
Let's say it's a simple e-commerce app.
React is one option. I've used it but I'm not terribly excited about using it.
What do you mean by system for building machine learning training sets?
- PaulHoule 4y agoPeople had e-commerce apps long before there were SPAs. Amazon is not an SPA. The main reason to make an e-commerce app be an SPA is because you want your competitors to win. To create a training set you might have to ask people 1000 to 20,000 questions like "Is this a dog or a cat?", "Did the patient survive the operation?" Usually you're asking the same question about different prompts, for instance, photographs or clinical case report. Answering a form is called "making a judgement". If you're adding a new task (say "click on the person's nose") you need to add a new form. In an old-school web app you can add a new form when people are making judgements, there is nothing to it. In the case of an SPA you might need to make a new React component, compile the app, force people to reload it, etc. It really slows the process down.
- r0b05 4y agoI just read up on MobX and came across Mantine so I am leaning towards React again.