5 ms·
> Nue flips this ratio: codebases become 90% CSS This shows a lack of understanding of what a modern webapp is meant to be. Again, your framework is a attempt
by bitpush 2y ago
> Nue flips this ratio: codebases become 90% CSS
This shows a lack of understanding of what a modern webapp is meant to be. Again, your framework is a attempt for static blogposts & other non-interactive/minimally intercative sites. Modern javascript developers build complex webapps, whether you like it or not.
You think stripe.com (webapp) engineers are spending 90% of the time tweaking css?
- tipiirai 2y agoIn content-heavy websites, yes. Single-page apps are a different game obviously. this is a real number when comparing Next.js blog starter to Nue's blog starter: https://nuejs.org/docs/compare.html https://nuejs.org/docs/compare.html
- bitpush 2y agoIf you want to be taken seriously, please do a like-for-like comparison. Your comparison is between 2 drastically different sites. https://next-blog-starter.vercel.app/ https://next-blog-starter.vercel.app/ and https://simple-blog.nuejs.org/ https://simple-blog.nuejs.org/
- lelanthran 2y ago> In content-heavy websites, yes. Single-page apps are a different game obviously. Content-heavy websites have (for me anyway) multiple acceptable solutions currently. I want to see what your DSL looks like for SPAs. To be clear, I am your target - developer who noped out of JS frameworks and want something better. But, like I said, I already have multiple options for separation of concerns with content-heavy or mostly-static sites. What I don't have is a decent SPA framework that neatly does separation of concerns.