> It always seems so easy to "just make a callback" DOM interactions are callback oriented.
> It always seems so easy to "just make a callback" DOM interactions are callback oriented. That's how the DOM is built. That's why people write callbacks at first place. Why would you want people to work differently? the api is what it is. You might think the api is broken, well, it's not the front end developers fault, they didn't write the spec. > but definitely better tools to build the foundation for an asynchronous & inherently complex UI. React and CO are DOM abstractions. Which is fine if you know how the DOM works at first place. The problem is most people don't bother learning how the damn thing really works. But at the end of the end of day, no front end developer can escape from JavaScript or the DOM. When things break,you still have a big JavaScript stack trace with DOM errors to debug,language A or B,framework X,Y,Z or not.
Posted by aikah on Apr 8, 2015, 11:48 PM
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> It always seems so easy to "just make a callback" DOM interactions are callback oriented.
> It always seems so easy to "just make a callback" DOM interactions are callback oriented. That's how the DOM is built. That's why people write callbacks at first place. Why would you want people to work differently? the api is what it is. You might think the api is broken, well, it's not the front end developers fault, they didn't write the spec. > but definitely better tools to build the foundation for an asynchronous & inherently complex UI. React and CO are DOM abstractions. Which is fine if you know how the DOM works at first place. The problem is most people don't bother learning how the damn thing really works. But at the end of the end of day, no front end developer can escape from JavaScript or the DOM. When things break,you still have a big JavaScript stack trace with DOM errors to debug,language A or B,framework X,Y,Z or not.
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