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But they don't, which is why the analogy works well: just like websites for baking largely don't say "the only way to bake cakes is sous vide", basic website bu
by ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
But they don't, which is why the analogy works well: just like websites for baking largely don't say "the only way to bake cakes is sous vide", basic website builder sites largely don't say "the only way to build basic websites is React". That's the point.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> basic website builder sites Assuming you interpreted this from "online baking recipes", I was intending to refer to tutorials that explain something like "how to disable a button" and step 1 is "npm install $POPULAR_LIBRARY".
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agoTutorials online largely don't say that react is the only way to build a basic website, just like they largely don't say that the only way to bake a cake is sous vide. That's the point: tutorial sites largely don't do those things. As for the separate discussion of whether they largely suggest React as a first option for building a given web app, there's no problem with that: it's entirely possible that the best path is to try React first, then look at other, lower-level options only if necessary. The problem is only if they largely say that's the only option, which they don't, so what's the problem?