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Why is it always people who haven't used React (or frontend dev in general) recently that feel the need to talk about how it's making "the most esoteric and unh
by satvikpendem 2y ago
Why is it always people who haven't used React (or frontend dev in general) recently that feel the need to talk about how it's making "the most esoteric and unhinged choices possible?" All of the changes are solving problems that actual users of these frameworks run into.
- whalesalad 2y agoI have been building web applications for nearly 20 years. I have worked at every level of the stack and used every framework you can imagine. I have a lot of context on the situation. I left React years ago for greener pastures for a reason.
- satvikpendem 2y agoI'm not saying you don't have the experience, but by your own admission you left React years ago, so how can you have context into what its current problems are and how they're being solved? Experience does not necessarily transfer across domains. It can, but not necessarily so.
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- robertoandred 2y agoAnd these green pastures are?
- whalesalad 2y agoVue!
- lelanthran 2y ago> Why is it always people who haven't used React (or frontend dev in general) recently that feel the need to talk about how it's making "the most esoteric and unhinged choices possible?" It might just be that, because they aren't married to the system anymore, they have a larger perspective than the people who can't see out of the system they are in. The reality is probably somewhere between your and my extremes.