Less code is better code. I also love vanilla and I am gradually learning the new stuff. To make something technologically complex does not mean - better 100% in purely technological terms like speed, maintainability, etc and even better in dollars value. Actually, making things simple is our big hidden task - simpler to devs and the end result to non-devs.
You're completely right, Toma. But sometimes a project requires some complexity to minimize complexity. That sounds strange, but the project we're working in (a saas e-commerce platform) is só big it needs a large stack to make everything reusable and maintainable.
The big challenge there is to keep it simple nonetheless :)
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Less code is better code. I also love vanilla and I am gradually learning the new stuff. To make something technologically complex does not mean - better 100% in purely technological terms like speed, maintainability, etc and even better in dollars value. Actually, making things simple is our big hidden task - simpler to devs and the end result to non-devs.
You're completely right, Toma. But sometimes a project requires some complexity to minimize complexity. That sounds strange, but the project we're working in (a saas e-commerce platform) is só big it needs a large stack to make everything reusable and maintainable.
The big challenge there is to keep it simple nonetheless :)