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Re:How to start a React Project in 2023 by anonzzzies on Sunday March 26, 2023 @01:42AM (#35311393)
The job of framework devs (at least the ones working for companies on those frameworks) is to make it seembusy and evolving, even if that’s not needed; if a framework is ‘stable’ and ‘done’, contributions drop fast and the project dies. People, for some weird reason, don’t see it as an advantage where a project on GitHub has only security and dependency updates but is done feature wise.
Re:How to start a React Project in 2023 by Daishiman on Monday March 27, 2023 @03:22AM (#35323820)
Those of still using Django are quietly enjoying ourselves doing things in fundamentally the same way for the past decade.
Re:How to start a React Project in 2023 by anonzzzies on Monday March 27, 2023 @03:35AM (#35323918)
.NET is trying to move fast and break things, however most devs are using it like they had in the past 15 years (with some new best practices for c# and frameworks); it's lovely working on that. Updating libraries is painless, even for projects > 5 years old. Try that with npm... After 5 weeks.