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Even more frustrating than what you said (which is very frustrating) - Having already learned ember or backbone or whatever last year, I need to revisit it, or
by sophacles 13y ago
Even more frustrating than what you said (which is very frustrating) - Having already learned ember or backbone or whatever last year, I need to revisit it, or want to use it in my current project because it fits nicely. Or rather it used to. Turns out that in making it better (for whatever the "it" is) they changed fundamental bits on you, in such a way that you basically have to learn another new framework.
Heaven forbid you go back and maintain the stuff written with the old version of the framework...
- mzarate06 13y agoYes, and that's why I'm now gun-shy to adopt any framework, JavaScript or otherwise. For example, in LAMP context, I hit the problem you mention w/the Zend Framework 1 -> Zend Framework 2 upgrade path, as well as with Kohana 2 -> Kohana 3. ZF 2, in particular, pushed a lot of loyal ZF devs away, and after trying to upgrade existing projects, and use it for new projects, I'd say rightfully so. Now I'm stuck maintaining a large handful of projects built on top of unsupported frameworks.