I’ve been saying this for years, and receiving the subsequent down votes.
Front end frameworks are an anti-pattern. They hviolate DRY principles and exemplify premature optimization.
They did not grow organically out of the open source community because they solve a problem only a handful of companies on the planet have. They had to be pushed into the dev mind share by the mega cap tech companies. Unfortunately, they’ve been successful over the years.
Front end frameworks are an anti-pattern. They hviolate DRY principles and exemplify premature optimization.
They did not grow organically out of the open source community because they solve a problem only a handful of companies on the planet have. They had to be pushed into the dev mind share by the mega cap tech companies. Unfortunately, they’ve been successful over the years.