It’s going to sound like a trope, but having discovered Svelte yesterday, I don’t understand how I ever could see React as "fine" anymore.
I’m just waiting for the other shoe to drop. It can’t just be that simple, can it? There has to be a catch.
I’m just waiting for the other shoe to drop. It can’t just be that simple, can it? There has to be a catch.
Over the years I've moved further and further from the web as a result of that belief. I still do web work when needed and as a result I'm familiar with vue and angular but I actively try to avoid knowing any more about them than I absolutely need to for accomplishing the goal.
On the contrary; components! Finally reusable pieces of UI! Try doing that when everyone on a team is hell-bent on their One Storyboard to Rule Them Al. Even if you did, @IBDesignable (used to preview components in Storyboards) would just crash anyway.
Instantaneous reloading! Even when it takes a bit of time, it takes less than 3 minutes. Pretty much instantaneous when coming from Xcode.
So, yes, React too was a pleasant surprise at first. The kind you get when you take of shoes that are just a tad too small.
The extra boilerplate that doesn’t bring any value to me, as a dev, when needing to update values at runtime. I find two-way binding to just be simpler.
Same thing for the components and their props.
But I also get why some wouldn’t appreciate having things getting "automagically" done for them.
At the moment it's really just Material. (And that looks a bit messy on the inside)
We need a chakra or radix or?
So it's a tailwind plugin that uses apply to create new css classes for components.