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> I’ve used Angular, Dart, Backbone, Ember, Elm, React, Vue, Svelte, and a few others I can’t remember anymore. All in production systems, not demo projects. Al
by doodlesdev 3y ago
> I’ve used Angular, Dart, Backbone, Ember, Elm, React, Vue, Svelte, and a few others I can’t remember anymore. All in production systems, not demo projects. Also some of the “build it once” platforms like Meteor.
That's quite a lot of libraries lol, I guess no one can say you just haven't found the right library
I must admit I've used Hotwire much less than I should've, but I still feel comfortable with full-stack JavaScript (or rather, TypeScript).
You said you migrated back to Turbo, what backend framework do you use? RoR with Hotwire is so nice, but I personally avoid it because of Ruby (not personally a fan), to be fair the same is true for most full-stack frameworks I avoid (such as Django/Python).
- tsuujin 3y agoI’ve used turbolinks on a few backend driven projects, but mostly with rails, and hotwire replaced that nicely enough. I really only used it because from the users perspective it’s hard to tell that you’re not using a SPA. I really like the idea of systems like Phoenix’s LiveView as well, but I ask a lot of questions before I implement something like that. The majority of projects I’ve ever worked on didn’t really need that much interactivity and I strongly prefer the “sprinkle on JS when you actually need it” approach to web apps.