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It’s wonderful to build this for yourself. However, when working on our larger projects or with larger teams, they’d have to learn all the random things you ca
by tartoran 4y ago
It’s wonderful to build this for yourself. However, when working on our larger projects or with larger teams, they’d have to learn all the random things you came up with, in your own way of thinking and so on. That doesn’t go well sometimes but sometimes it does work out. But if you leave the project, your favorite creation could become a newcommer’s nightmare that being a reason why we need to standardize quite a bit. If someone had to maintain your code, would they feel the same way you do about the code you hate maintaining now? If the answer is a resounding no then you most likely are on the right path.
- eloff 4y agoIt's literally a hundred lines of JavaScript, they'd take more time to learn the changes in a point release of React. I think it's a non issue. But the bigger thing is it's just for me, because I'm the only one working on it right now. If the project is successful and I hire people one day, they'll put up with it because I'm the boss :) Meanwhile I'll enjoy working on frontend again, something that hasn't happened in years.
- tartoran 4y agoNice. Keep up then! Stay simple and nimble