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For sure, but things are still evolving and evolution is messy. FWIW, I'd probably be considered a JavaScript luddite these days lol. When I build my own proje
by jabbany 3y ago
For sure, but things are still evolving and evolution is messy.
FWIW, I'd probably be considered a JavaScript luddite these days lol. When I build my own projects, I write vanilla ES5 (yes, 5). No tooling. No frameworks. No compiler. Just edit and hit refresh.
But when I work with others I will respect their choice of framework. Because the goal of frameworks and libraries and encapsulation in general is to trade-off extra individual work in exchange for smoother between-developer "compatibility" (reduced communication friction). I don't need to understand someone else's code, and neither do they need to for mine.