These folks can't be serious thought leaders because they aren't in touch with reality outside the privilege bubble.
It's fine to ignore them. They haven't been right for a decade, and I think that's long enough.
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These folks can't be serious thought leaders because they aren't in touch with reality outside the privilege bubble. It's fine to ignore them. They haven't been right for a decade, and I think that's long enough. 10 comments
@slightlyoff very good thread. i'm in a position to define frontend environments for our customers (local press mostly) for about a year. finally the first one will get a new page in january with css/html first and minimal - weight light self developed - javascript framework (~ 10 kb with modules on demand if needed) :) the team before me cluttered all with npm/webpack/stimulus/... a real hell... @slightlyoff I totally agree with the theory here. I'm starting a new project soon. Do you have recommendations for resources with a practical vision that I can share with colleagues? @slightlyoff Personally, the sooner the better. But don't sweat that too much. We'll get by. @slightlyoff Javascript is like regex. Try to solve a problem with JS... now you have two problems. |
Anyway, just a reminder to hire people to solve problems with HTML and CSS, not too make them with JS.