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The only js framework you'll need: http://vanilla-js.com/
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@Nmeri17 not trolling
what makes an actual leader is having a staunch opinion and being able to convince others it's a good idea. that's part of the job
you can't complain that people don't get it. their validation should be irrelevant to you if you actually believe in your thing and how it's better. you make them understand why you're better until you become the monopoly on the block. it'll take time
it's literally a test. humans change their opinions slow. it's average 3 years. most companies either make it or break in 3 years. that's how long it takes for humans to adapt to new beliefs. not to say you don't have to market and spread your gospel, you literally need to be a cult leader. it's not sales, sales is boring and cope. you need true believers of your religion, since most people don't think scientifically but with beliefs
I think I've asked this before. Just cropped up again cuz I'm pushed to do some stuff in nextjs
I Wonder how much longer before js framework devs realise they've been reverse engineering the browser this whole time, that the current browser spec was outdated since the dawn of Web fidelity and real time applications
I wonder whether there are some guys who have seen this and are already cooking in the background. The browser still treats the Internet like front end and back end, whereas with the way apps are going (eg deprecation of the front/back end roles), it seems apparent the browser needs to scale up by fading whatever js is now
I'm seeing "use server", which was one of php's infamous atrocities back in the day (lack of separation of concerns, everything in index.php). It's shocking how those who ridicule that language let this fly, but that's probably a separate thread. Point is, a bunch of these stuff done by front end frameworks seem like boilerplate but the syntax is far different from what I remember javaScript to be. I only vaguely recollect and understand what I'm reading
Why not merge all the cryptic syntaxes struggling to achieve bare minimal expectations, into advanced markup language controlled by dom attributes? Overhaul and Rethink client - server communication to fit modern standard. Someone needs to step out of the box and take a good look at the rat race. I find our lives would be made much simpler if api integration into client side behaviour wasn't a separate thing altogether
You have all these funny hoops and precarious bridges to cross. The reality is what we're fighting to overcome is the manner the architecture is setup. We need a Google/meta/amazon/apple to step in with a new browser since it's not a weekend gig and might need their reach to catch on with mainstream users. Sadly, they're the same guys rolling out new js frameworks
rant