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There's no reason why you can't still dev the "old" way. It'd be nice to actually have a nice clean, fast site for once that doesn't present you with a load of
by trollied 3y ago
There's no reason why you can't still dev the "old" way.
It'd be nice to actually have a nice clean, fast site for once that doesn't present you with a load of spinners or other nonsense while the content actually loads. Before your face gets DDOSed with adverts.
The modern web is a disgrace. I sometimes wonder if some devs actualy use the sites they create.
- masfoobar 3y ago> There's no reason why you can't still dev the "old" way. Absolutely. It's just when you jump back in the webdev world and you see changes you end up learning them to keep yourself relevant. As the years have passed, since starting with knockoutjs (for me) the back of my mind was slowly accepting the "old ways" are the best way to simplify and solve the actual problem. I was slowly moving back to using jQuery.. and, in the last year, have been moving over to htmx.