I'm curious to know why you think separations don't really make sense any more. Care to elaborate?
Personally I prefer anything that is restrictive, I would take the price of less flexibility for the ability to stop people doing stupid things.
Re:State of JavaScript 2019
by codegladiator on Thursday December 19, 2019 @06:37AM
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> The separations of Model, View, and Control really don't make sense anymore. It's outdated.
What ? why ? care to elaborate please ? and what do you use instead ? MVVM ?
Re:State of JavaScript 2019
by someexgamedev on Thursday December 19, 2019 @08:22AM
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Ember uses MVVM
Re:State of JavaScript 2019
by codegladiator on Thursday December 19, 2019 @08:52AM
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Fair enough, but I still think its a stretch to call MVC "outdated". And "outdated" kind of has a hint of "bad" and "should not be used", hence the question.
Re:State of JavaScript 2019
by someexgamedev on Thursday December 19, 2019 @11:39AM
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Oh yeah I also don't agree with OP. Separation of concerns is good. JSX isn't perfect either.
This yearly js poll always brings out the fanboys. The amount of "heard of it but would never try it" responses demonstrates that it's just a popularity contest
HBS = restrictive for nonsense reasons. The separations of Model, View, and Control really don't make sense anymore. It's outdated.
I've worked with it for years and I consider myself familiar with it up until 3 years ago, but I would never go back to EmberJS. And that's why the salaries are higher for Ember developers: they're rare.