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It's framework exhaustion: when you want to nail something to the wall, you don't want to have to spend hours figuring out what's the latest magic formula neede
by wildpeaks 2y ago
It's framework exhaustion: when you want to nail something to the wall, you don't want to have to spend hours figuring out what's the latest magic formula needed to get Hammer to work, especially when you had to do it so so so many times already and the new way isn't fundamentally improving things and concerns are dismissed.
- meiraleal 2y agoThat's exactly how React changes pushed by Vercel broke it and had the tipping point for the react fatigue we are discussing now
- SebastianKra 2y agoThis is why I find this discussion so paradoxical. People, who are tired by the rapid change in Frontend-Dev, are surprisibgly eager to jump away from the most stable and backwards-compatible framework in this space, for which all the problems are known and mapped out.