aminerman

Kinesis.js originated as a collection of Vue components (vue-kinesis) but has evolved into a complete TypeScript library compatible with any framework. Dedicated libraries for React and Vue are also in development to provide framework-specific support.

Spends 3 hours commuting so that someone can tap him on his back.

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"I am indeed (rude). You can have 100 years of experience, it doesn't make you more credible at thinking that engineers who makes choices that are different than yours as incompetent, by deeming them as mistakes. I mean, if a company wants to choose a tech stack, there are so many things to consider for that choice. Your article is just generic ideas about the fact that SPA are mistakes and SSR apps are better. You're not taking into consideration any of each industry's and company's means, priorities, specificities.

In fact, your 100 years of experience are what's hindering your ability to see how useful SPAs are. And you're resorting to that same old narrative of "it was better before". It's also the niche you decided to position yourself in to sell courses and stuff. Which makes your ideas even more suspicious as they can't be unbiased. Like in politics, they'll dogmatically say that their opponents are wrong, just because they have a "market" to preserve.

So yes, I'm rude, as much as you're inconsiderate to the vast complexity of software engineering, just to preserve your niche market.

And as you say in your website: "Hate the complexity of modern front‑end web development? I send out a short email each weekday on how to build a simpler, more resilient web. Join 13k+ others." "

I am indeed (rude). You can have 100 years of experience, it doesn't make you more credible at thinking that engineers who makes choices that are different than yours as incompetent, by deeming them as mistakes. I mean, if a company wants to choose a tech stack, there are so many things to consider for that choice. Your article is just generic ideas about the fact that SPA are mistakes and SSR apps are better. You're not taking into consideration any of each industry's and company's means, priorities, specificities.

In fact, your 100 years of experience are what's hindering your ability to see how useful SPAs are. And you're resorting to that same old narrative of "it was better before". It's also the niche you decided to position yourself in to sell courses and stuff. Which makes your ideas even more suspicious as they can't be unbiased. Like in politics, they'll dogmatically say that their opponents are wrong, just because they have a "market" to preserve.

So yes, I'm rude, as much as you're inconsiderate to the vast complexity of software engineering, just to preserve your niche market.

And as you say in your website: "Hate the complexity of modern front‑end web development? I send out a short email each weekday on how to build a simpler, more resilient web. Join 13k+ others."

That's what interview processes are for. And if the consensus goes for a stack you don't like, let's say for example for doing and SPA, then maybe it's not a mistake as stated in the article. Unless you guys think that any engineer that makes choices different than yours is incompetent.

He was just unable to follow and understand the trend, and thinks that therefore the whole industry made a MISTAKE :D

They don't know about frameworks in Italy?

Anyone can choose the tech stack, patterns, or whatever that he likes. But developers enjoy being absolutists, and deem something they don't like as a MISTAKE, or would tell you that the way they think is the ONLY way to think.

You do your app the way you want depending on the Ux you want to provide, on the tech you enjoy implementing, on the patterns you like to follow.

Hey, thanks a lot for your words! I'm glad you appreciated the demos. There is actually a Github link at the very top. But it's good that you're asking the question. It means that I should maybe add a more visible link. I'll also put the demos in the repo in the near futur. https://github.com/Aminerman/vue-kinesis