Microsoft Fast Design
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Microsoft Fast Design
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Re: Microsoft Fast Design
#2Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
Re: Microsoft Fast Design
#3Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
Apples and oranges. A design system is a collection of components that fit a certain look-and-feel; it is not tied to the implementation so it can be implemented by React, Angular, or VueJS: https://www.fast.design/docs/integrations/introduction
Re: Microsoft Fast Design
#4Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
My understanding is this is closer to something like Bootstrap but using Web Components (or material-ui if you want a react component set) than it is to React itself.
You'd probably still want to use React or similar ontop of it, but in the future we might get much lighter libraries covering that side of things.
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#5Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
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#6Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
Appears to be a custom HTML elements (and some helper libraries) that you can plugin to vanilla, Vue, React, etc?
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#7Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
Well, the focus on Web Components is good for cross-compatibility, but means not being able to do the full static analysis of components that you can do with JSX or equivalents.
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#8Kind of surprises me that Microsoft allowed this project to use Discord for external communication.
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#9Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
That's FAST!
Re: Microsoft Fast Design
#10Allow me to ask the obvious question: How does Fast compare against React, Angular, VueJS, etc.?
It doesn't.
It's more comparable to something like Google Polymer[0]
They can be used in conjunction with eachother[1][2], so I'd imagine the same/similar would be possible with Fast.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymer_(library)
[1] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/vuejs-vue-i...