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by blowski
1136 days ago
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I can imagine that Facebook and Google liked the way Angular and React allowed for more advanced tracking. But it seems like you're giving too much weight to that as a primary cause. From my memory of working through this time, it was driven more by UX designers wanting to have ever more "AJAXy" interfaces. I did a lot of freelancing for design agencies 2006 - 2016, and they all wanted these "reactive" interfaces, but building these with jQuery or vanilla JS was a nightmare. So frameworks like JavaScript MVC, Backbone.js, SproutCore, Ember.js were all popping up offering better ways of achieving it. React, Vue and Angular all evolved out of that ecosystem. |
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