No more JavaScript frameworks

Re:No more JavaScript frameworks by JanezStupar on Wednesday December 24, 2014 @05:23AM (#8792360)

Is a "simple website" and a "complex website" a better distinction in your opinion?

Thus I am a complex website engineer. It sounds ridiculous. The webapp developer is domain knowledge wise closer to traditional "application development" than to traditional "website development".

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Re:No more JavaScript frameworks by forrestthewoods on Wednesday December 24, 2014 @03:01PM (#8794318)

Are sites like vox or gawker considered websites or web apps? Their custom CMS is quite expansive. How bout NYTimes? Is YouTube a web app or a web site? I'd be curious to know some examples on either side. Preferably several closer to the line but on one side or the other rather than far away.

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Re:No more JavaScript frameworks by JanezStupar on Wednesday December 24, 2014 @06:14PM (#8794851)

I think you answered your own questions.

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