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Heh I mean, I'm a frontend engineer too and agree with you that there's so much to be had in the frontend :) But I also understand that people have preferences
by Vinnl 3y ago
Heh I mean, I'm a frontend engineer too and agree with you that there's so much to be had in the frontend :) But I also understand that people have preferences and habits, and that there's a cost to investigating potential other paths one could take without knowing in advance whether they're right for them.
- em-bee 3y agowell, you never know in advance, and while i don't fault people for feeling overwhelmed by the many ever changing frontend frameworks, everyone should at least build one true SPA with any frontend framework to learn what the fuss is all about. because you can't make an informed choice about the suitability of building an SPA if you are not familiar with the choices. there is also the aspect of using frontend frameworks for mobile development, where an SPA is more likely to be suitable to enable disconnected operation.