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I avoided web programming for many years. Not just because of the observed churn, but because of the multiple concurrent stacks you have to juggle between. Do I
by travisgriggs 2y ago
I avoided web programming for many years. Not just because of the observed churn, but because of the multiple concurrent stacks you have to juggle between. Do I solve this part in CSS, html, JS, or on the back side? What’s the state of the browser engine? And it’s rarely just choosing just one of the stacks with its different syntax and models, it’s usually some proportionate mix of at least two.
But of late I’ve been learning Elixir LiveView. It doesn’t make all of that go away completely, but it’s a perceived improvement from my place of observance.
- theflyinghorse 2y agoElixir is just pleasant to touch. Completely subjective opinion ofc
- recursivedogs 2y ago[flagged]