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by robertwt7
565 days ago
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Oh i agree, but I never said those are the only choices. I was only exposed to React and a bit of Vue and Angular after Jquery so I'm speaking from my own experience. I am planning to stick with my choice that's all. My argument was mostly towards the hatred of react. as for why I personally choose React was due to the job market, community support, debugging exp, TS support, and JSX just felt much more natural to me. I don't go everywhere hating other frameworks though. I think its good that we're tackling the same problem with different solutions, we have more choices. |
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>as for why I personally choose React was due to the job market
From my experience, this is the problem, and I don't know that anyone is to blame for it. React's success has created skill drift away from the web platform. When I first started as a web team manager, my new hires knew the fundamentals of web standards: html, css, js, and some libraries to make those easier to work with.
Now, most entry level web devs know some flavor of React, full stop. These aren't Bay area web engineers, these are the web mechanics that need to get into whatever is thrown at them and keep it working, or make it start working again. I know losing grip of the platform is short-sighted in principle, and for the purposes of my team is immediately impractical.