Re:What the web platform can learn from Node.js: The Darwini...
by 20years on Wednesday December 16, 2015 @07:29PM
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"On the front end, people are probably re writing the front end every 3 or 4 months. Moving from javascript framework to javascript framework."
That seems crazy! Maybe I am out of touch but how is that even viable or smart? Seems like a time & money suck both of which can be spent on so many other valuable areas. Does the consumer or whoever the site services really care about what front-end framework is being used? No, they just want a decent user experience so why not focus on that rather than the latest shiny framework. I just don't get it.
I feel like some devs have lost site on what's really important with developing software. It is not about the latest shiny thing. It is about the target customer.
That seems crazy! Maybe I am out of touch but how is that even viable or smart? Seems like a time & money suck both of which can be spent on so many other valuable areas. Does the consumer or whoever the site services really care about what front-end framework is being used? No, they just want a decent user experience so why not focus on that rather than the latest shiny framework. I just don't get it.
I feel like some devs have lost site on what's really important with developing software. It is not about the latest shiny thing. It is about the target customer.