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I'm sick of every new developer wanting to use react for everything.

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  • 1
    yeah fuck those yougsters, let's do it grandpa style! Webdevelopment done right with FORTRAN90.

    https://github.com/mapmeld/...
  • 12
    I'm not sure how to REACT to this....
  • 4
    I'm pretty sure we could do this in React.

    Class HateOnReact extends React.Component.Pure {

    render() {
    <div>
    <p>
    I'm sick of every new developer wanting to use react for everything.
    <p>
    <div>
    }
    }
  • 1
    Why do you REACT negatively when given a suggestion?
  • 0
    I started using Vue. Now I'm cleaning up my mess with Vuex.
    Its so funny to see people still using noscript/umatrix and promoting it as the best security.
    For real, he will be secure since he can't access any modern website.
  • 1
    Never usee Reactz or preletty much any competing framework. I go vanilla
  • 0
    May be they haven't heard of Angular 🤣
  • 0
    @SpectralKH I had a AdminCP with that. Just a simple login and dashboard, the CPs were in iframes and kept simple with MaterializeCSS.
    The backend was a self-created WebServer in Java which served the pages with caching zipping, ssl and all that Http(s) goodies.
    The APIs were simple plugins (jars).

    That CP was freaking easy compared to todays frameworks.
    I especially hate that you have to learn a bunch of useless stuff and then still dont know how the framework works in detail.

    But coding EVERYTHING yourself and using vanilla-js gives you the ultimate power over everything.

    And the whole page was very lightweight, secure and I was the God over everything, knowing every single bit of my Webpage and Server.

    My cp was even capable due to the use of JFrames to integrate some Tomcat-Apps in the CP without the slightest problem from another dev.
  • 0
    @LinusCDE Yeah :) And oh lord the amount of typos I made :o
  • 0
    @djtouchette You've broken react rules, you'll need states, a context, a provider, consumer, a handful of routes and 22,000 npm plugins, then mobx or redux, or flux
  • 0
    @SpectralKH spoken like a man
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