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The funny thing is that I hate changing tech at the backend, but still love many of the innovations at the frontend. I know, it still seems crazy what's happen
by WuxiFingerHold 4y ago
The funny thing is that I hate changing tech at the backend, but still love many of the innovations at the frontend.
I know, it still seems crazy what's happening at the frontend ... but Vite brings substantial advantages compared to the old standard. Same thing with the next-gen frameworks like Svelte, SolidJS or Vue 3 (composition API) that are substantially better than the old ones (mainly regarding DX). Another welcoming example are the quite new E2E testing frameworks like Cypress or Playwright.
- radus 4y agoYep agreed. For me it's welcome because this latest generation of churn feels like it has leveled up DX considerably. The churn in between Backbone up until ~ Angular 1 brought a lot less value in my experience at least.