yuskii

I'm biased against React because I manage a team trained in classic web design who now have to manage a giant React codebase and learn its special way of doing things, and it's a slog.

What special way is that? One of the big draws of React is its minimal api surface, and the ability to write standard JS alongside of your presentational HTML.

I am also curious what "classic web design" actually means, I have a theory, but I am curious all the same

I'll check it out >.>

Without a single bit of context, I sure as hell hope so.

The one thing I would like most in the world, is to see the IEEE panels...in person.

Incredible.

I don't see any specific details on this.

Is there a reason you made a post about this?

I'm in this boat, was excited about the X but after 11 and the confusing 8 vs X lineup, I'm just not sure what do anymore. At this point, it's a wait and see game

I would also add React to this as well. Having built 2 react/redux/typescript apps, I can say that the TS ecosystem for react is quite excellent.

React-redux is really simple i don't understand why people have a problem understanding it.

I keep experiencing this. JS developers that should have no problem understanding redux's approach, throwing it away because they are unwilling to simply read redux's docs. It's disheartening.