I agree that Vanilla component is a wrong and amateur idea, but, my friend, I think you are too fond of using frameworks, and that is much greater threat to your projects and your career.
I have 14+ years of experience and was a heavy framework user once, but now I only have ReactJS and NodeJS in my toolbox. Most frameworks today are created by amateurs that dont know how to solve problems in a simpler way, and promoted/adopted by a huge community of amateurs who know no better but love to make noise.
Don't start with questioning my skills or capabilities, I finishes hundreds of man month effort in days
r/reactjs, r/programming, r/javascript :) No post in particular but it would be fun to watch as your comment gets downvoted into oblivion.
Do you really think that Facebook's React team and Google's Angular team are made of amateurs? Lol
Ha ha. That should be fun. I would love to see it too. Pretty sure it will happen. About Angular and React team, I dont think they are amateurs, but still, our definition of amateur are very different
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I agree that Vanilla component is a wrong and amateur idea, but, my friend, I think you are too fond of using frameworks, and that is much greater threat to your projects and your career.
I have 14+ years of experience and was a heavy framework user once, but now I only have ReactJS and NodeJS in my toolbox. Most frameworks today are created by amateurs that dont know how to solve problems in a simpler way, and promoted/adopted by a huge community of amateurs who know no better but love to make noise.
Don't start with questioning my skills or capabilities, I finishes hundreds of man month effort in days
I would love to see your comment on reddit :)
Sorry, but I don't know what you mean, I which reddit post?
r/reactjs, r/programming, r/javascript :) No post in particular but it would be fun to watch as your comment gets downvoted into oblivion.
Do you really think that Facebook's React team and Google's Angular team are made of amateurs? Lol
Ha ha. That should be fun. I would love to see it too. Pretty sure it will happen. About Angular and React team, I dont think they are amateurs, but still, our definition of amateur are very different