Great to see the growing effort to explore all the fields left uncultivated by the breathless SPA/angular/react/vue bandwagons of the past decade. It feels like a ratonal reallocation of tasks to where they can be executed best.
Something that is nagging me though is the (still) rather incomplete take on client-side reactivity. Alpine.js is by-and-large addressing this in a pleasantly minimalistic way, but for this new take to become a defacto standard of lean and mean modern web development I feel there should be uniform semantics and integration that spans the different server-side stacks. This way code and knowledge would be reusable and not tied to a specific language/web platform.
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Great to see the growing effort to explore all the fields left uncultivated by the breathless SPA/angular/react/vue bandwagons of the past decade. It feels like a ratonal reallocation of tasks to where they can be executed best.
Something that is nagging me though is the (still) rather incomplete take on client-side reactivity. Alpine.js is by-and-large addressing this in a pleasantly minimalistic way, but for this new take to become a defacto standard of lean and mean modern web development I feel there should be uniform semantics and integration that spans the different server-side stacks. This way code and knowledge would be reusable and not tied to a specific language/web platform.