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Majority of people using JS with these frameworks are using package management and bundling - and suffering because the ecosystem has such shitty tools for deal
by moonchrome 4y ago
Majority of people using JS with these frameworks are using package management and bundling - and suffering because the ecosystem has such shitty tools for dealing with it.
If you're linking jquery from your favorite CDN and writing your code inside of <script> tags you're not dealing with the issues this article is describing.
- jhgb 4y agoRight. But that's their choice. I actually really like what Mithril.js did, regarding decisions on size, complexity, distribution as a single file, etc. Pretty much the only thing I'd like more would be if some similar library targeted both HTML5 web and Sciter (since Sciter does some things in its own -- and very efficient -- way and it would be interesting if something filled in the details in the web platform that web omits but Sciter does not to come up with something Mithil.js-like but also usable on desktop).
- contingencies 4y agoThis. Use what works and is stable. I strongly dislike JS (PTSD, perhaps) but when it comes to minimal code to get the job done, jQuery is where it's at: the perl of JS frameworks.