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Sure, but is it really progress to swap our tooling around every couple of years? Do you know what users think about the progression of spaghetti js, to jquery,
by vlunkr 3y ago
Sure, but is it really progress to swap our tooling around every couple of years? Do you know what users think about the progression of spaghetti js, to jquery, to backbone, to angular, to ember, to react, to svelte, to htmx? They don't think about it. It literally does not matter to them except that your site may have better (or worse) performance and fewer (or more) bugs.
- Capricorn2481 3y agoThat the frontend community is a monolith marching towards the same area is a weird HN old wives tale. Most people are still using React and Jquery