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This article misses the point of frameworks like Angular. Its never been about whether a framework is qualitatively better that vanilla or some other framework.
by LostInTheWoods 3mo ago
This article misses the point of frameworks like Angular. Its never been about whether a framework is qualitatively better that vanilla or some other framework. The issue is when your codebase and your team reach a certain size you need the baseline, predictability and the guard rails that a framework provides. Otherwise you risk your project spiraling into chaos.
- megous 3mo agoAll projects spiral into chaos unless there's a person or more who try to reduce the growth of entropy, all the time, framework or not. And these days, LLM agent will just re-use existing patterns if prompted correctly, regardless of who in the team is using it or whether or not there's a public well known framework in place or not. So consistency should not really be an issue anymore even in a team.