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I slapped my forehead when I was reading a thread about HTMX and someone asked. "How can you send HTML to the browser without JavaScript?"
by yoyohello13 3y ago
I slapped my forehead when I was reading a thread about HTMX and someone asked. "How can you send HTML to the browser without JavaScript?"
- sodapopcan 3y agoYep... yep.
- pier25 3y agoIt's not React's fault but the ignorance of the average React dev never stops surprising me. From using divs for buttons or links to this.
- mock-possum 3y agoYeah modern JavaScript frameworks heavily discourage semantic markup, and I’m salty about it.
- FractalHQ 3y agoSvelte must be an exception to that rule because semantic html is a first-class citizen.
- botverse 3y agoreact-native-web
- bakuninsbart 3y agoI think a big part of the problem is how online education and bootcamps/college degrees for web-dev are structured. Often times people are so overwhelmed with the stack they are supposed to learn that quite obvious and important stuff gets lost. People just try things out until it works without understanding the underlying structure. If you come from a simpler MVC framework like Rails or Laravel, it enables you to focus on the really important stuff first, and explore from there. It is also much more rewarding to see some solid results early.
- pier25 3y agoYeah the issue is that beginners are not learning web dev or even front end, they are learning React.