Scott Jehl on Nostr: The more I tune into JS framework discussions the more I’m concerned at how few ...
The more I tune into JS framework discussions the more I’m concerned at how few developers seem to be concerned with how their work is actually delivered. Browsers are optimized to receive websites as HTML first, yet frameworks taught a generation of developers to build blogs like they are executable files to load & boot. I was asked twice this week if I think server components are a good idea (?). Yes! Create react app was a poor fit for most sites. Stop building the Web like it’s an App Store.
Published at
2024-10-17 14:58:03Event JSON
{
"id": "10efab112489379d1c682b2fcd8bd6613cf72259f45f851806179a94d6201f00",
"pubkey": "b366513fe344d7bcd092cb92e8dbb8f07ef6321dbdf1a05fd3439b0ba381c150",
"created_at": 1729177083,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"proxy",
"https://mstdn.social/users/scottjehl/statuses/113323349355654629",
"activitypub"
]
],
"content": "The more I tune into JS framework discussions the more I’m concerned at how few developers seem to be concerned with how their work is actually delivered. Browsers are optimized to receive websites as HTML first, yet frameworks taught a generation of developers to build blogs like they are executable files to load \u0026 boot. I was asked twice this week if I think server components are a good idea (?). Yes! Create react app was a poor fit for most sites. Stop building the Web like it’s an App Store.",
"sig": "7e1be66daa18556e404d1d5e9c8084f8a6a145dee43f58d26ef1a51d23f2b9559fffcf921209550667e27edb2a575a67e2c28a72c5e923ef00dd13eb8d4935ab"
}
