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I'm comfortable with Javascript. I'm not comfortable with constantly having to change and upgrade my code or build system for the next breaking change in Webpac
by sebazzz 3y ago
I'm comfortable with Javascript. I'm not comfortable with constantly having to change and upgrade my code or build system for the next breaking change in Webpack or in an unreadable complex Typescript typing, or the spider web of React libraries.
Doing nothing is not an option either, because that bites you in the ass as well because that newer Node runtime turns out not to support a deprecated md5 hash function the outdated Webpack in this project, which only gets a few weeks attention per year, relied on.
Now I only have Blazor for my frontend with a little bit of gulp to compile some dart-sass with design tokens and do some minification on some glue javascript.
- Capricorn2481 3y agoWhy are you using md5 functions on the frontend? We're talking about using javascript for frontend
- sebazzz 3y agoRead again, Webpack used that.
- Capricorn2481 3y agoIs gulp really better than webpack in this case? I have a few gulp projects and they're not exactly standing up to the test of time.