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#Tomighty requires java 1.5 software#
(Maybe this is a variation of Martin Fowler's design stamina hypothesis?) But I think I'd place that pay-off point a lot sooner than you do - even for personal one-man projects, I feel like React is a very elegant approach to managing software complexity.Covering the most popular destinations in North America and Europe, For Dummies travel guides are the ultimate user-friendly trip planners. In other words, "simple" is a trade-off - like you said, a framework may initially have more overhead and complexity, but it can make things simpler an application reaches sufficient complexity. (And, as an industry, we're probably way too easily enamored with the latest and greatest, and sometimes the best thing one of us can do is push back hard in favor of keeping things simple.) But, the first time I did something moderately complicated (a simple single-page app, instead of just some server-generated forms with a bit of dynamic behavior), I realized that I was managing state and page updates and routes and navigation - in other words, doing all of the things that a framework would do for me, just with more effort and less functionality. Like you said, it's simple and it works, and there isn't necessarily anything wrong with it. I've done sites with direct DOM manipulation. There's a saying somewhere - I couldn't find the source - to the effect of, if you choose not to use a framework, you end up writing your own.
#Tomighty requires java 1.5 serial#
You can use an IDE to write serial letter but it would be really, really crappy experience.Ĭonclusion: Always choose the right tool for the job and often enough the simpler one is actually the better choice. You can use a jackhammer to drive in a nail but it will be really, really annoying.
Maybe too much boiler-plate? Not modern? not clean and pure? Well as long as it gets the job done within the deadlines I rather spent the time doing "boiler plate code" than searching for weird bugs and getting frustrated and pissed. Make fun of me as you want but I'm a one-man show at my work place and doing it the old way with direct DOM manipulation is straight forward and works for my use cases.
Well it wasn't made to be used by a one-man show for hobby projects and hence it's a poor fit. In such a setting they initial overhead and complexity might actually lead to a benefit when working under such rather atypical conditions.Īnd now Aston Average comes in with his personal one-man project that has no performance targets and realizes it makes everything overly complex and hard with for him 0 benefit. were made to sole their in-house problems which is building huge web apps with a huge amount of developers. All those fancy frameworks from Google, Facebook and co.
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