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by george_sp
669 days ago
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I've faced the same issue with multiple teams,in different business domains, some with rathe heavy UIs (canvas rendering, sophisticated graphs etc).
From my experience, modern frontend frameworks seem to not have taken into account these kinds of problems. To my recollection, in all of those cases, we ended up managing state and rerenders with vanilla, rather than react or angular. A rewrite on those occasions, I do not consider possible. Most businesses are way to deep into frameworks. What I personally advocate is to choose frameworks with valid escape hatches, and then make sure to staff a team with JavaScript programmers rather than some-framework Andies. In an even larger scale, I advocate for web-component based solutions. I try to stay close to vanilla as much as I can. Whether I like it or not, it's the highest value professional decision, imo. |
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