There’s a really great fix for this, which is to design JS frameworks to not take over the entire application.
I have been waiting for a long time for the framework that will let me write a web component, and then include that web component in a regular HTML page, in a way that’s supported by the idioms and best practices of that framework.
It’s also worth pointing out that all of these drawbacks to rendering web pages on the front end via JavaScript were obvious the moment these frameworks were introduced. The critics at the time were right. But we still lack for easy-to-use alternatives.
I have been waiting for a long time for the framework that will let me write a web component, and then include that web component in a regular HTML page, in a way that’s supported by the idioms and best practices of that framework.
It’s also worth pointing out that all of these drawbacks to rendering web pages on the front end via JavaScript were obvious the moment these frameworks were introduced. The critics at the time were right. But we still lack for easy-to-use alternatives.