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There is _literally_ nothing wrong with your javascript on the page, FYI. stick with your toolset.
by exabrial 4y ago
There is _literally_ nothing wrong with your javascript on the page, FYI. stick with your toolset.
- algo_trader 4y agoSure, for an mvp. Quick and clean output But what happens as you start adding stuff. Toaster notification, user badges, swipe actions. I an not a JS expert, but it seems a modern library will have these built in ? EDIT: would be interesting to hear the original poster's opinion
- kqr 4y agoNot original poster, but I also sort of don't understand the question. You do what you would do to evolve any MVP: swap out one part at a time to something that scales better. It's just a frontend.
- jsty 4y ago> But what happens as you start adding stuff. Toaster notification Sounds like an amusing corollary to Zawinski's law. "Every program attempts to expand until it can notify you your toast is done..."
- exabrial 4y agoNpm would be a 1000x increase in codebase size… for notifications.