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by jomamaxx
3548 days ago
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It's considerably worse in Javascript. This is because: + HTML/Dom limitations
+ Browser fragmentation
+ It's used on the backend as well
+ Nobody is in charge. When someone is in charge, they usually provide the basic tooling and libs - hopefully they do it well - and then you only need ancilliary stuff for special projects. Obviously this can have drawbacks as well, but I'd argue that 2/3 of frameworks are actually trying to solve the same, core problems, just in different ways. They aren't providing 'more' just 'different'. |
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