alt Hacker NewsSure, and if you like working with the conventions and abstraction Rails offers that's great.
Other people make different choices. That doesn't mean they're wrong.
Sure, and if you like working with the conventions and abstraction Rails offers that's great.
Other people make different choices. That doesn't mean they're wrong.
To write good React you have to follow conventions, too. You can't get away from conventions.
People keep touting react etc but I swear every mobile ordering app I use lags like hell, just from recent example, and these can easily be built and maintained without a huge framework to "manage state" or "connect state to the view".