[poushkar]

I am feeling old reading the phrase "traditional frameworks" as a reference to SPA/Virtual DOM frameworks all while the actual traditional frameworks like Backbone, jQuery, etc. actually worked the way described in the blogpost.

[diggan]

"Traditional" always been a measure that depends on when we were born. "Traditional" internet for me is 56kbit modems, vbulletin forums, GTA:VC modding and IRC, while for older people "traditional" internet is probably BBS and such, and for the younger crowd things like Discord is part of the "traditional" internet.

You see the same thing in political conservative/traditional circles, where basically things were good when they were young, and things today are bad, but it all differs on when the person was born.

[coldtea]

>You see the same thing in political conservative/traditional circles, where basically things were good when they were young, and things today are bad, but it all differs on when the person was born

when things decline that's still an accurate represenation, not just an artifact of subjectivity

[oblio]

The problem is that overall decline is generally subjective while personal decline is objective (we all grow old and sick and ultimately die).

People frequently conflate the two.

[sesm]

I remember Backbone being pure SPA-focused with client-side MVC.