Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
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#2Lolll
I love stuff like this
Just post a link to a random software framework… with no description
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#3Lolll I love stuff like this Just post a link to a random software framework… with no description
Iykyk I guess
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#4Lolll I love stuff like this Just post a link to a random software framework… with no description
The 0.4 release of said software framework no less
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#5I don’t understand what is the primary innovation over other frameworks. In passing it looks like Express 10 years ago but maybe with some modernization and flexibility to leverage components from various other frameworks.
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Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#7I don’t understand what is the primary innovation over other frameworks. In passing it looks like Express 10 years ago but maybe with some modernization and flexibility to leverage components from various other frameworks.
The primary innovation is flexibility, simplicity and official support for a wide array of modules. Give it a shot, I don't think you'd regret it.
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#8Lolll I love stuff like this Just post a link to a random software framework… with no description
Blame HN - anything people do is going to be wrong. The site encourages you to post URLs and everything about the URL is a comment - and gets treated as aggrandizement. Such is life: as long as people seek to accuse others, there's no way to win, no way to raise the water level such that all boats rise, and it's an enduring situation because too many people think it's better to elevate themselves no matter the cost to others, as long as THEY get elevated somehow.
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#9Donated money to this project. but so far up their own ass any criticism is not welcome so they have outcasted me
Re: Primate 0.40: Route pages, store enums, async schemas and events
#10I don’t understand what is the primary innovation over other frameworks. In passing it looks like Express 10 years ago but maybe with some modernization and flexibility to leverage components from various other frameworks.
The primary innovation is flexibility, simplicity and official support for a wide array of modules. Give it a shot, I don't think you'd regret it.
I regret it