Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by 0xblinq on Saturday December 10, 2022 @04:50PM
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Well, get ready for it. GitHub is moving towards React, Next, etc. I bet it will be another disaster like Reddit.
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Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by riversflow on Saturday December 10, 2022 @08:49PM
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I’m actually happy about how garbage reddit is. I considered installing a redirect plugin to send me to the old.reddit subdomain[1], but ultimately decided I shouldn’t encourage myself to use Reddit, having it load into that dumpster fire of a front end has really helped discourage me from using or interacting with it. I can happily report my reddit usage is at an all time low!
[1] fun fact, you can shorten this to “ol.reddit.com” which is nice because it only requires one hand to touch type “ol.” and get an autocompletion. I always thought reddit was a great name because for right handed users, “redd” could be typed with the hand that would typically stay on the keyboard and would 100% get an autocompletion. Alas, most users are now on mobile.
Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by guilherme-puida on Saturday December 10, 2022 @11:09PM
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> I considered installing a redirect plugin to send me to the old.reddit subdomain
I use RES[1] to force the old layout (along with many other things).