Eight years of legacy consolidated in one frontend repo. Felt like an archaeologist digging up React 15, then Backbone, then jQuery and other ancient relics.

And what would you expect ?
No company in the world except big 4 can rewrite the app every year with new “hype” techno.
React is shit anyway and should die the painfull death. Every react code line adds 5 years of technical debt in the project.
The plain jquery is fucking better than react.

@AtuM you’re wrong. Sometimes hype can get you a nice and financially significant PR case. With a good architect there is no tool that can’t prevent your product from having a good codebase.

@AtuM “hype will become legacy”… what wouldn’t?

@NoToJavaScript what would you recommend to learn then first?
Vue? Gatsby? Next.js?

I wish for CSR first
Next.js feels like would not be used for more than half in this regard.

Gatsby looks interesting... All I need to move from REST to GraphQL in order to use it.

Vue.js makes some sweet promises in its simplicity.

I need something to pair nicely with my backend framework in another language.

@darkwind next.js is broken. Gatsby is basically react.

Learn either React or Vue. You also can try web components, they’re ready

@kiki alrighty. I think choosing react. It has at the moment four times more popularity than vue.