Re: good old days of php.
Drupal 8 still does this. Look at the core modules help functions as an example if you don't beleive it.
See: why I will vehemently avoid all future Drupal projects (1 was enough)
Re:Why I no longer use MVC frameworks
by steveklabnik on Tuesday December 15, 2015 @06:16PM
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> This article has kind of occam's razored me, because I can't
> actually tell if the author is serious.
Let me introduce you to my good friend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law(I actually didn't read the article yet, but that's what it sounds like you mean here)
That's exactly what I was thinking, too, when reading:
> I know, it sounds like one of these “duh! moments”, but I can’t think of an instance where I saw this pattern explained in some article.
The comment section was pretty quick to point out the article that the author couldn't find. I mean, some readers are pushing back because they legitimately disagree, but I was more so confused because React already does this. And it's somewhat well documented. Though the author coming to a similar conclusion by himself is praise worthy.Could I possibly ask where you work? I've been trying to find more places that work with Flask or Jinja to improve my own knowledge about the specific niche I eventually want to fill in a year or two and haven't really been able to find much out there.
Same here, reminded me of PHP
I work in a Flask and Jinja shop, so it's not really fair for me to pass judgement one way or another without having actually spent a month using this style. I just can't help preferring the Jinja method of templates that are mostly HTML with some templating code mixed in, vs. executable code that happens to be mostly concatenated strings of HTML.