[namelosw]

Sometimes their idiom works, sometimes not.

When I was working with a react code base, there are a lot of brittle and bloated components, which didn't follow React idioms at all. Make a lot of data flow out of sync.

It turns out there are a lot of senior programmers use their experiences from Java or other background to build things. They've read some redux docs, but they refuse to use follow those idioms just because it looks weird.

I don't about master software engineers. But I see front-end development or WebSocket programming differs from plain old stateless HTTP back-end programming because there's a major partaway from request response programming model. For those scenario even typical hexagon pure domain model starts to falling apart, because the model is simply not reactive.