Re:Is the Lean Startup Dead?
by tarsinge on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @01:18PM
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Exactly my thoughts. Had a chance to experience it first-hand recently (as explained in my other comment).
Edit:
> Itβs fashionable to throw huge teams, hardware and middleware at problems these days.
My theory is that it comes down to :
- Clients and managers thinking that the UX/visual look has something to do with the front-end framework, forgetting that in the end any web app is just HTML, CSS and JS, and frameworks having more to do with maintenance.
- Shops lacking seniors, and young engineers (legitimately) more interested by the tech than solving the business problem in a boring way.
So here we are with the "fashion" that any business app must be done as a SPA "because it needs to look modern". You can see the opportunity.
Edit:
> Itβs fashionable to throw huge teams, hardware and middleware at problems these days.
My theory is that it comes down to :
- Clients and managers thinking that the UX/visual look has something to do with the front-end framework, forgetting that in the end any web app is just HTML, CSS and JS, and frameworks having more to do with maintenance.
- Shops lacking seniors, and young engineers (legitimately) more interested by the tech than solving the business problem in a boring way.
So here we are with the "fashion" that any business app must be done as a SPA "because it needs to look modern". You can see the opportunity.