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by vismwasm
907 days ago
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I always try getting into frontend frameworks but it's just overwhelming. For WebDev there are a trillion frameworks which you need to append with another framework as the each framework doesn't really solve the problem by itself. I looked into Flutter & Dart as it seems thatr everybody loves it. But then apparently even for Flutter you need another framework for state management. I thought state management is the core issues these frameworks want to solve? I would've thought game engines have solved the problem of complex state management though. There are games with reactive in-game browsers/websites which work better than most real websites! So far the easiest for me to grasp and getting started was actually react / nextjs: - Extremely well documented - Little boilerplate (especially compared to Flutter - I find that StatefulWidget really ugly) - Combined with a component library it's incredible easy to get started |
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