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by speleding
462 days ago
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Or..or..or.. don't use a framework! You can do so much with HTML5 + CSS + Vanilla JS nowadays. I think the default "let's start by picking a framework" is often wrong, unless you know from the start this is going to be a large SPA. Yes, you'll write a little bit more boilerplate for stuff you get for free from a framework, but it will pay itself back in the long run because there is no upgrade treadmill. |
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