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People often complain that the JS world moves too fast and has too many frameworks. To me, bountiful boundary-pushing creations is the very smell of a creative
by threatofrain 4y ago
People often complain that the JS world moves too fast and has too many frameworks. To me, bountiful boundary-pushing creations is the very smell of a creative community.
- Jensson 4y agoCreative developers makes their own frameworks for their apps, Javascript is different with how much people choose to depend upon new libraries all the time instead of solving simple problems themselves.
- the_third_wave 4y agoThe problem with the ever-shifting tools in the JS world is that it more resembles a bad case of obsessive compulsive home remodelling disorder than a quest for a better tech infrastructure. There just is not that much to be curious about when the outcome is already known up-front: wherever this new framework decides to place the sofa and whatever trendy posters it places on the walls they're sure to come down and be moved during the next remodelling.
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- rizzom5000 4y agoEh, I agree with your overall sentiment; but I cannot think of a worse example than the Javascript community. While there are genuine innovations being made, they aren't common and they rarely require the introduction of a new framework or library. When I think 'JS world' I immediately think of Sturgeon's Law (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law)