Post by icebox on Dec 14, 2020 14:07:16 GMT
Hello.
Kudos to Webreflection Master, thanks for the libraries and these new boards.
Do you think is it worthy to create a framework and a cli to create "hyper" web apps?
I need to say the little experience I had recently with Next.js was good.
I deployed smoothlessy the web app on Vercel and on Netlify.
The conventions of the framework are intuitive and, really, mitigate the fatigue of the setup and, generally speaking, the fatigue to create a structure of the project.
Furthermore it gives an immediate solution to the classic needs of a web app: routing, fetching, etc.
So here we are with the eternal dilemma between tools, libs and frameworks.
You know, with a few (best) practices you may use hyperHTML family to create exactly the same web apps, but it is not mainstream.
Would a cli or a framework Next.js-like help to improve developer experience with hyperHTML family?
Thanks,
Alberto
Kudos to Webreflection Master, thanks for the libraries and these new boards.
Do you think is it worthy to create a framework and a cli to create "hyper" web apps?
I need to say the little experience I had recently with Next.js was good.
I deployed smoothlessy the web app on Vercel and on Netlify.
The conventions of the framework are intuitive and, really, mitigate the fatigue of the setup and, generally speaking, the fatigue to create a structure of the project.
Furthermore it gives an immediate solution to the classic needs of a web app: routing, fetching, etc.
So here we are with the eternal dilemma between tools, libs and frameworks.
You know, with a few (best) practices you may use hyperHTML family to create exactly the same web apps, but it is not mainstream.
Would a cli or a framework Next.js-like help to improve developer experience with hyperHTML family?
Thanks,
Alberto
