demiazz

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   by demiazz 9y ago

   We did not set a goal to teach well-experienced front-end developers how to organize their code. The well-experienced developer knows about many ways of code organization and can choose one for a project depending on the situation.
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   by demiazz 9y ago

   Another case. My case. My project started more than four years ago. It was a mainly content project around content creating and sharing, and of course SEO. Facebook released React two month early than we started. Webpack has not yet created
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   by demiazz 9y ago

   Ok. Let's see from another side on this point. If you are beginner Rails developer who doesn't know how to configure Webpack properly and doesn't know how to works with React/Vue/Ember? And if your project must be a
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   by demiazz 9y ago

   Of course! If you have human resource to separate and maintain backend and frontend - it's an excellent solution. But it's article not for teams like this. The described solution for full-stack developers and small projects, which