I get it, I’m glad it exists, it’s Neat, and congrats, but it’s also amusing to me that we’ve reached the point of JS tooling where we’re making frameworks to deal with frameworks, build tool frameworks a few levels deep, etc. It just seems like so much…stuff. And now we have stuff to help us use less stuff, but it’s still stuff in itself.
Nothing is stopping anyone from opening notepad and writing HTML with inline style, then using FileZilla to FTP/SCP that to a server (probably a VPS these days) somewhere, or publish it on GitHub/GitLab Pages.
I remember a time when people here would cite http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ a lot. Modern browser APIs can do more than ever. I wonder if there’s a more recently-updated equivalent about how one might not need node tooling at all to build a static site.
Nothing is stopping anyone from opening notepad and writing HTML with inline style, then using FileZilla to FTP/SCP that to a server (probably a VPS these days) somewhere, or publish it on GitHub/GitLab Pages.
I remember a time when people here would cite http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ a lot. Modern browser APIs can do more than ever. I wonder if there’s a more recently-updated equivalent about how one might not need node tooling at all to build a static site.