Re:DHH: The HEY stack Vanilla Ruby on Rails, MySQL, redis, s...
by yesimahuman on Thursday June 25, 2020 @02:13PM
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I agree that react/vue/etc. aren't necessary, however this approach is not diametrically opposed to using a JS framework.
For example, if you use a framework like Stencil or Next.js w/ React, you will be able to pre-render your page into static HTML to serve to clients, but you also get the benefit of having rich JS components and code sharing. And then you avoid a lot of the issues they seem to have around lack of DOM diffing and the like.
For example, if you use a framework like Stencil or Next.js w/ React, you will be able to pre-render your page into static HTML to serve to clients, but you also get the benefit of having rich JS components and code sharing. And then you avoid a lot of the issues they seem to have around lack of DOM diffing and the like.