JavaScript hydration is a workaround, not a solution

Re:JavaScript hydration is a workaround, not a solution by andrewmcwatters on Thursday September 01, 2022 @12:03PM (#32678422)

If you try and tell inexperienced employees this in an interview for a job when you have well over a decade or more of experience—you’re not getting the job.

I agree with you, but there’s some sort of complexity agreement in corporate environments, because people aren’t willing to accept that you don’t need a large build process, or any at all these days, maybe outside of a build pass for JSX.

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Re:JavaScript hydration is a workaround, not a solution by azangru on Thursday September 01, 2022 @12:06PM (#32678466)

> If you try and tell inexperienced employees this in an interview for a job when you have well over a decade or more of experience—you’re not getting the job.

Good. An interview is as much you assessing your potential employer as your potential employer assessing you.

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Re:JavaScript hydration is a workaround, not a solution by andrewmcwatters on Thursday September 01, 2022 @12:10PM (#32678528)

True! Just a sort of unfortunate aspect of our field.

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