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I've had interview candidates for frontend developer positions who only know how to build web pages using frameworks like Angular and React. They don't seem to understand how those frameworks work but essentially patch together a bunch of example online to get something going. It's truly unfortunate that many beginner web development tutorial introduce these technologies first in my view. Without giving new developer…
How would you suggest breaking out of that silo?
You might not need JavaScript
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Re: You might not need JavaScript
#252When I was hired on the Watson team, the first thing they asked me to do was help improve performance of their AngularJS-based website. It was all-around slow, especially for the initial page view. I stripped out AngularJS and most of the other JavaScript, and published a website that was almost pure static HTML. It loaded very quickly. My manager thought it was hilarious - his "JavaScript expert" came in and deleted…
Nice example.
Re: You might not need JavaScript
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My framework looks like this: https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/dom.js The code that uses it looks like this: https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/master/views/MainMen... The site looks like this: http://etg.dek.im I recently worked on a site at my job where I was able to implement it with JS + C#/OWIN, all static html, only uses toastr/jquery. Was nice they let me break away from the illusion that th…
Seeing that code I would not hire you.