As a Salesforce developer, I find myself feeling like I'm on a different planet compared to other developers. I can't:
- develop locally.
- easily backup using source control.
- contribute to or create open source projects easily. There are a lot more barriers to do so compared to JavaScript or Golang communities.
In addition, I'm always working with sugar-coated Salesforce tech. Apex (kinda like Java), Aura Components (crappy js framework that doesn't even come close to react).
I'm happy that Salesforce is going in the right direction with their web components, but it still feels like they are 10-15 years behind.
- develop locally. - easily backup using source control. - contribute to or create open source projects easily. There are a lot more barriers to do so compared to JavaScript or Golang communities.
In addition, I'm always working with sugar-coated Salesforce tech. Apex (kinda like Java), Aura Components (crappy js framework that doesn't even come close to react).
I'm happy that Salesforce is going in the right direction with their web components, but it still feels like they are 10-15 years behind.