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by 0xblinq 4y ago
For me that's Adonis.js. I've been using it for over a year and it's great. Although it's more the "Laravel of js" than the "Rails of js". P.S: Yes, I know Nest.js and I don't like it and don&#x2
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Yeah, like one of the companies I briefly worked for. An outdated hell of WordPress, with no package.json, no linters, no formatters, copy & pasted / vendored dependencies, lot of NIH home built libraries, no tests, no framework ot
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Agree. iron-session is great
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
> However one of the unexpected consequences How the hell... like... who decided to do Microservices in the first place if they didn't know this? This is such a rookie mistake. It's like somebody right out of high school just r
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Being able to return JSON makes you "full stack" the same having wings makes a fly an airplane.
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> The way I develop my own applications is very streamlined to serve a lot of people and generate revenue in a 1-2 step funnel Would love to hear the opinions of those that have to maintain applications made "your way" after yo
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And you still don’t get it. Nevermind
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
I don’t have that problem, because I still use reactive frontend libraries in the frontend. Not using next.js doesn’t mean you’re in the stone ages doing query spaghetti. I just don’t use nextjs as a full stack or backend framework. Right t
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Wait until in addition to authentication, you have to also add translations and validation messages and make all of this work together nicely, with ssr too. It’s a total nightmare. The only ones that would deny this is madness are those tha
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
I like it a lot and I do think it is the best backend option for node at the moment. I really think it has great potential. But i also think it is still not there. It’s missing a lot of things when you compare it to Laravel itself, the docu
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Worst part for me is seeing sibling teams at my company fail miserably and live behind schedule and struggle a lot because they’re building full stack products/applications with it. And most of them don’t even realize how much they’re
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Laravel + Turbo + Alpine + Tailwind
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More battle tested, widely used, robust and overall just better frameworks and libraries for Web Dev and a bigger community, also specifically focused on web. That’s my bet.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Well, the thing is… for any non trivial web app, you do need a framework (spa or Unpoly like). The question here is if you use an existing one or end up writing your own. I don’t buy the “just use html, js and css”… giving the same develope
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Well, the thing is… for any non trivial web app, you do need a framework (spa or Unpoly like). The question here is if you use an existing one or end up writing your own. I don’t buy the “just use html, js and css”… giving the same develope
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Oh, sorry. I missed that.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
C’mon, put a minimum effort to understand what it’s all about before making useless comments. It is not a framework to organize your own JavaScript (like react, vue, etc). It is a framework so that you don’t have to write JavaScript in the
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
And good luck with having a development environment or even decent end to end/integration testing once you start using all those services.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
A friend of mine moved to a company where they use plain Laravel (with just some sprinkles of js using Alpine) and they deploy to heroku. A team of 10 devs, no systems/devops/Infra and he’s fascinated how well things go and how fa
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
I agree with everything you said up to the part about fresh and deno, where it looks like you’re falling in the same trap of those wanting to use react. You don’t even notice it but this is the problem. Always thinking the next shiny tool w
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
From my experience, this problem is also rooted on designers and product owners. My own team “modernized” a forum/blog tool used for internal documentation by moving a lot of it to react and SPA architecture and added ton of “app like”
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
> However, it's also true that the baseline expectation for web experiences is a lot higher in 2022 than it was in 2009 Is it?. I think this expected behavior and increased complexity comes more from designers and product owners tha
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Livewire is intended to be used where you’d otherwise need to do an API call anyway. It is not intended to handle every single click and toggle and key press. You still do that on the front end, usually with Alpine. It is a way to avoid wri
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
In my opinion Unpoly does this in a very nice way, with what they call “compilers”.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Well, get ready for it. GitHub is moving towards React, Next, etc. I bet it will be another disaster like Reddit.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
To me it looks like the opposite. It’s more batteries included, easier to use and has been around for longer. I like htmx too, but too me it’s only better on the marketing side.
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
I think this is only a concern from a code purist point of view. In real life business the productivity, security, ecosystem and guarantees of a battle proven tool matters *a lot*. Not sure what alternative you're proposing here and I
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
Another ex-Django user here. Can confirm.
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AdonisJS: The Missing Node.js Framework(jovandjukic.com)
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by 0xblinq 4y ago
I really hope this does not end up like Reddit. Or that at least they keep an old.github.com that’s usable.

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