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I would hope that a next generation framework would not have hard dependencies on the cess pit that is NPM :(. Please give us something fresh and interesting.
This is why I am so excited by deno on the backend - finally no more NPM!
Working with front end for 5+ years have nearly made me switch careers. There's an absolute onslaught of languages, frameworks, patterns and now also "tools" that never really work in you editor, and you never really grasp before moving on to the next thing. I think me and my team have spent 90% of our time working with tooling, and all creativity and joy has gone out the window - because you never become a master, a…
I can't wait for deno.js to really skyrocket. It solves all of this garbage packaging dependency nonsense.
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Does Flutter still render everything in a canvas? This has been a huge turn off for me.
Yes, and that's the main reason why I like it. You can do advanced UIs and animations that would otherwise be very annoying in other frameworks like React Native. Plus, a canvas makes it easy to port to other platforms like desktop and web because all you need is the ability to draw pixels on a screen.
Despite all negative comments, I (and my team) switched to vite for create-react-app about two months ago, and never looked back. Builds take seconds, developer experience is amazing.a.m.a.
Working with front end for 5+ years have nearly made me switch careers. There's an absolute onslaught of languages, frameworks, patterns and now also "tools" that never really work in you editor, and you never really grasp before moving on to the next thing. I think me and my team have spent 90% of our time working with tooling, and all creativity and joy has gone out the window - because you never become a master, a…
> ...and you never really grasp before moving on to the next thing. Then why do you move on to the next thing? Not a frontend dev, but I notice that a lot of frontend devs seem to be really eager to jump to the next hot thing when it becomes available, even though the thing they are using is still well maintained.
Working with front end for 5+ years have nearly made me switch careers. There's an absolute onslaught of languages, frameworks, patterns and now also "tools" that never really work in you editor, and you never really grasp before moving on to the next thing. I think me and my team have spent 90% of our time working with tooling, and all creativity and joy has gone out the window - because you never become a master, a…
Lately it's all about server-side rendering... they managed to reinvent PHP 25 years later with 100x the complexity.
Despite all negative comments, I (and my team) switched to vite for create-react-app about two months ago, and never looked back. Builds take seconds, developer experience is amazing.a.m.a.