[watwut]

Yup, react part makes it noteworthy, worth bookmarking and learning from. Also that this implementation is actually fun to play, most of them are not.

This is how people and communities learn. They do small projects to see what is achievable. There is nothing shameful about it.

About the parent poster: he is just an adult equivalent of a kid that came into the room, scrapped other kids drawings and told them they are all suckers. Otherwise said, just someone having emotional meltdown and taking it on the random people around. No reason to take him seriously.

[daliwali]

If this were a student project or an intellectual exercise to implement Tetris in an obscure language, good on them. I can respect that.

However it is undeniable that there are overkill levels of abstractions in play here, for the purpose of using what is currently the most commercially viable web framework. This is like taking FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition seriously for being written in Java.

>just someone having emotional meltdown and taking it on the random people around

I won't stoop down to your level of using personal attacks. You don't know me.