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by davebalmer
5706 days ago
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Wow, if you code half as well as you can over-generalize, you must be a JavaScript god. But seriously, frameworks and smaller code libraries should be used when do something useful. If you don't find a framework useful, don't use it. And if you find that you're copying code from project to project, make your own library. This is all pretty simple stuff, I guess you just wanted an excuse to flex your amazing JavaScript ninja muscles on the internets. Your point about framework docs being better than JS docs is a little puzzling. I think the folks at Mozilla.org would take issue. Plus, there is at least one very excellent JS book ("JavaScript: The Good Part", Crockford) out there to get people started, and most of the silly "Learn JavaScript in 24hours" type books aren't on any JS dev's bookshelf that I've seen (except as a joke). Relax and go back to coding. :) |
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