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Everyone's a "pure html/css/js" gangster until they have to maintain state.
by phist_mcgee 4y ago
Everyone's a "pure html/css/js" gangster until they have to maintain state.
- mhd 4y agoI thought it's the other way 'round. Everyone loves their cool new reactive framework, until they have to tackle the state library/library helpers/library alternative/other library alternative/library helper maintainer social media posts.
- traverseda 4y agoPut your state in your urls, or in the user's session model, that's the only place state should be allowed to live :p
- antifa 4y agoUnrelated to the debate at hand, my front-end team's junior members' only known design pattern is drop-all-state-on-refresh-driven-design and it pisses me off. Basically every part of the website written before their time functions correctly.