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The latter doesn’t have any dependencies or a build step though right? That’s a big win that can be easily overlooked. But it depends what you’re optimising fo
by tailspin2019 3y ago
The latter doesn’t have any dependencies or a build step though right?
That’s a big win that can be easily overlooked. But it depends what you’re optimising for…
- eropple 3y agoI don't know many (any?) people who are greenfielding just-JavaScript, though. If you're using JavaScript in anger, you should probably be using TypeScript, and now you've got a build step regardless. Which is not a bad thing. Incremental builds have gotten much better and much easier to deal with.
- tailspin2019 3y agoYou now know one person who is doing this. :)
- wsgeorge 3y ago> greenfielding just-JavaScript, though There are still some frameworks that let you write fancy front-ends without a build-step and associated tooling. And there's people like me who prefer those since they meet our needs.
- jamesfinlayson 3y agoI use web components in a small project where I don't want a build step (it's plain HTML and I just use web components for re-usability instead of copy+pasting mark-up).