I have experience in all listed categories as well. I hold the inverse opinion. I hold the inverse opinion only for a select few web stacks, and outside of that niche, pull hard back into sharing your opinion. Would love to expand if anyone is interested in the dialogue!
Sure. Please name some fronted frameworks that provide a pleasurable experience to both developers and end-users.
For the developers it should be easy to learn, it should be stable without lots of changes, backward compatible with no breaking changes from version to version, have very good tooling, have very good package management, have a default way to accomplish things, have batteries included, be easy to debug and deploy.
For users it should be at least fast, responsive, have minimal to no latency, easy to interact with, easy on the eyes, have a coherent design language, be ergonomic, not be a memory or CPU hog.
For the developers it should be easy to learn, it should be stable without lots of changes, backward compatible with no breaking changes from version to version, have very good tooling, have very good package management, have a default way to accomplish things, have batteries included, be easy to debug and deploy.
You described modern HTML/CSS/JavaScript and the Web APIs. If only people started learning it in place of React.
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I have experience in all listed categories as well. I hold the inverse opinion. I hold the inverse opinion only for a select few web stacks, and outside of that niche, pull hard back into sharing your opinion. Would love to expand if anyone is interested in the dialogue!
Sure. Please name some fronted frameworks that provide a pleasurable experience to both developers and end-users.
For the developers it should be easy to learn, it should be stable without lots of changes, backward compatible with no breaking changes from version to version, have very good tooling, have very good package management, have a default way to accomplish things, have batteries included, be easy to debug and deploy.
For users it should be at least fast, responsive, have minimal to no latency, easy to interact with, easy on the eyes, have a coherent design language, be ergonomic, not be a memory or CPU hog.
You described modern HTML/CSS/JavaScript and the Web APIs. If only people started learning it in place of React.