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Frontend bugs mostly stem from usage of overblown frontend frameworks, that try to abstract from the basics of the web too much. When relying on browser default
by zelphirkalt 11mo ago
Frontend bugs mostly stem from usage of overblown frontend frameworks, that try to abstract from the basics of the web too much. When relying on browser defaults and web standards, proper semantic HTML and sane CSS usage, the scope of things that can go wrong is limited.
- Sharlin 11mo agoIt's pretty wild that this is the case now (if it indeed is), given that for a long, long time, sticking to sane, standard stuff was the exact way you'd land in a glitch/compatibility hell. Yes, thanks mostly to IE, but still.
- DanielHB 11mo agoIn my experience frontend bugs are usually from over-complicated business logic with layout-issues a distant second.
- zelphirkalt 11mo agoThat requires business logic to run in the frontend in the first place though. One could argue it shouldn't. Anything that is checked in the frontend, needs to be re-checked in the backend anyway, because you cannot trust the frontend, because it is under control of the browser/user.