Stop using React
Stop using React
Daniel Evans
Jason Roberts
>not just using preact
Jose Sanchez
Stop using Preact
Sebastian Kelly
>not just using Vue.js
Levi Reyes
ok, OP :( What should I use instead? Do everything in vanilla JS?
Nicholas Carter
>PATENTS.TXT
Tyler Watson
HTML+ CSS (aka bootstrap) + JS + vue.js
No frameworks, no build tools, no fagatronic JS varients that need to be "transpiled". No fuckery basically.
Dylan Jones
No true web developer uses anything but vanilla JS, faggot
Adrian Thomas
things that never happen
Nathan Edwards
can you still use .vue files this way or do you need webpack?
Nicholas Martin
Pajeet my son, you must choose between elegant well architectured code with pure JS behavior, or hacky DOM manipulation with 100000 LOC.
Carter Russell
> using a library
> 2017
> svelte exists
Hudson Torres
Stop using Vue
Dylan Rodriguez
who use hundreds of page rendering per second? Vue performance is very impressive for SSR, if 600 op/s is not enough for you, use multiple node servers
Levi Stewart
>React
>server side rendering
wat?
Jason King
>vue.js
>No frameworks
the fuck?
Nathaniel Ortiz
You render the page with React on a nodejs server and then return the rendered HTML in the HTTP Response.
Daniel Reyes
Who does that though?
That's like buying a luxury car for the radio.
Benjamin Green
People do it for improved SEO (rendering the website in the browser is a bad for SEO) and improved performance (though this is controversial)
Joseph Harris
Twitter does that because SPA loading times increase bounces. Far quicker on the user side is to render the initial state server side.
Thomas Perez
Start using Angular 2+
Jeremiah Thomas
I'm not against server side rendering itself.
But the while point of React is to make interactive sites and single page applications.
Ah, so its just the initial state - it's still interactive after that?
Parker Richardson
Enjoy your static pages or absolutely shit cross browser compatibility. The absolute state of web dev is you need those shitty megabyte sized libraries to actually get shit done.
Nolan Gonzalez
Yes it's still interactive, it's just used for the initial page load so the user doesn't see any loading indication
Zachary Bennett
This right here.
Angular 4 is the way web development should be.
Aiden Murphy
> Ah, so its just the initial state - it's still interactive after that?
All app components' methods and hooks before mounting are executed, so initial rendering can be done, after that rendering depends on user interaction
Hudson Watson
>typescript
Nicholas Jenkins
When the codebase is big enough you'll be grateful for those type annotations.
James Parker
>HURPADERPA I LOVE WRITING SLOPPY SHIT
you'll turn to typescript when you stop building babbies first weather "app"