Some day, eventually, after all the dust settles in the JS ecosystem, there will be a stable framework for managing UI state in a sane, sensible, predictable and well-understood manner - and someone at the WHATWG/W3C will finally write up a spec and the functionality will be baked-into Chrome, Edge, Firefox, etc.
And we'll be free from having to learn a new JS framework every 6 months. And maybe even npm hell too.
Until then, time to buy another Pluralsign training course...
And we'll be free from having to learn a new JS framework every 6 months. And maybe even npm hell too.
Until then, time to buy another Pluralsign training course...