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What's odd is that I have the exact opposite: I find it uncomfortable to use megabytes of libraries with hundreds of dependencies when I can spend 30 seconds an
by Aachen 2y ago
What's odd is that I have the exact opposite: I find it uncomfortable to use megabytes of libraries with hundreds of dependencies when I can spend 30 seconds and discover the html5 native way of doing something. But my applications look butt ugly. They're fast and privacy preserving, but also it requires a special skill, from my point of view, to make them look good (be it design skills or knowing how to use these frameworks)
- filleduchaos 2y agoThe "html5 native way of doing things" is not necessarily inherently fast (or reliable) without scripting tbh.
- Aachen 2y agoI'm thinking of UI elements that are often half-implemented in JavaScript but also exist natively nowadays, such as sliders. What kind of thing are you thinking of?
- filleduchaos 2y agoIf by slider you mean range slider, they only really work out-of-the-box for integer values. If by slider you mean carousel, HTML/CSS-only carousels lack a full range of interactivity without...scripting And both those things don't really have anything to do with application frameworks.