Vue 3 as the New Default

Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by ashishb on Monday February 07, 2022 @05:40PM (#30252419)

As someone who programs on backend, frontend, and Android apps, I can't agree more. Javascript frameworks and NPM hell is terrible. You rarely have the problems in Go/Kotlin/Java world that are considered normal in the NPM world.

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Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by adevx on Monday February 07, 2022 @06:08PM (#30252770)

I never understood this npm hell reference people are speaking off. Is this just the drama of updating an outdated inherited project? I've been working with node/npm since the early days and don't consider it worse than what you find in Java, Python or PHP.

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Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by ashishb on Monday February 07, 2022 @06:26PM (#30252966)

The latest version of webpack removed polyfill, this broke another dependency, and i had to downgrade the react version to fix that!

Nothing like this did I ever see in the go or kotlin world.

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Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by qmmmur on Monday February 07, 2022 @06:51PM (#30253215)

If you depend on a specific behaviour why dont you pin your react version?

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Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by ashishb on Monday February 07, 2022 @07:42PM (#30253592)

I learnt that much later. Apparently the current version of webpack that you get by following the official react project setup is missing certain polyfills!

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Re:Vue 3 as the New Default by jbreckmckye on Monday February 07, 2022 @07:06PM (#30253340)

Couldn't you have pinned your dependency and / or installed from a lockfile?

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