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There is a great way to combat this, use libraries you've reviewed to have proper design and implementation, then ignore the rest. People rely on libraries for
by diggan 2y ago
There is a great way to combat this, use libraries you've reviewed to have proper design and implementation, then ignore the rest. People rely on libraries for the stupidiest shit, and also are really afraid to go against the current flow. If you're not doing TypeScript/VueJS/$POPULAR_THING you don't know anything about JS and you're a dumb developers, which of course is very wrong. And stop listening to recommendations from lifestyle developer streamers who most likely got paid to recommend whatever they're babbling about.
- spirodonfl 2y agoBased
- ribadeo 2y agoTill they change, see Svelte 3,4,5
- diggan 2y agoMajor versions that change basically everything should be considered different projects and require a re-review. I remember I did this early with react-router, and I think when they changed the public API for the second time, we forked it and left it as-is, because they made their goals apparent. If Svelte version 4 and 5 are very different, then they're "SvelteV4" and "SvelteV5", both on version 1.0.0, in my mind :)
- jmull 2y agoI quite liked svelte 4. Svelte 5 might be even better, but I'll probably never find out. I won't touch it if I can help it. No matter how good it is, I'm fairly certain there will be a svelte 6, 5 will be abandoned, and whatever issues crop up in it will not be addressed unless I move to 6... probably just in time for 7 to come out. I know this because that's what happened before, repeatedly. I don't know if htmx is actually any good, but they are saying all the right things.