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There is a reason we complain about front end frameworks. The fatigue is real. The npm and node_modules hell is real. The constant quirks with JS to make it wor
by codegeek 4y ago
There is a reason we complain about front end frameworks. The fatigue is real. The npm and node_modules hell is real. The constant quirks with JS to make it work with our backend is real. I have been programming professionally for 18+ years and even though I can do anything, JS frameworks give me the most anxiety. Just this other day, something broke with an npm package and the error messages require me to hire a cryptography expert. I am half joking.
I am all in for something that keeps us on server side templates/HTML with dynamic capabilities.