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Not at all, especially because React doesn’t do much dependency tracking on its own and is built for predictable UI updates and not performance. To be honest a
by ricardobeat 3y ago
Not at all, especially because React doesn’t do much dependency tracking on its own and is built for predictable UI updates and not performance.
To be honest any parallel with frontend here is meaningless, reactivity and all the concepts at play have existed long before JS and browsers came along, it’s easier to explain from first principles.
- Aeolun 3y agoI think that’s probably not the case for many new developers that don’t have any exposure to anything not React. Of course ‘react for data’ is entirely misleading, but it may give a decent idea if you don’t have an hour to spend on an explanation.
- throwuxiytayq 3y agoIn other words, it’s the Dark Souls of application backends, but entirely different.
- Aeolun 3y agoOnly if your expectation is to be constantly frustrated, and eventually die, after which you have to do it all again.