I’m with you :)
It’s certainly nothing new, but the “buzz factor” impresses people who don’t know what it’s for and they implement it everywhere thinking it’s an improvement. The trend/gimmick culture in frontend is a real thing.
It’s certainly nothing new, but the “buzz factor” impresses people who don’t know what it’s for and they implement it everywhere thinking it’s an improvement. The trend/gimmick culture in frontend is a real thing.
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