Wow. The author is speaking about Javascript front-end frameworks.
I'm an old guy now, and I've rarely seen a need for a front-end framework. I know that sounds like heresy.
I've never bothered to learn Angular, React, NextJS, Svelte or any of the alphabet soup named frameworks. Normal javascript works fine these days for a sprinkling of front-end interactivity. jQuery is not even necessary anymore.
And with more recent technologies like Phoenix LiveView, there is very little need to use any of those front-end frameworks.
Count me as old-fashioned, but very few apps really need those kinds of frameworks. They could mostly do without them.
I'm an old guy now, and I've rarely seen a need for a front-end framework. I know that sounds like heresy.
I've never bothered to learn Angular, React, NextJS, Svelte or any of the alphabet soup named frameworks. Normal javascript works fine these days for a sprinkling of front-end interactivity. jQuery is not even necessary anymore.
And with more recent technologies like Phoenix LiveView, there is very little need to use any of those front-end frameworks.
Count me as old-fashioned, but very few apps really need those kinds of frameworks. They could mostly do without them.
Frameworks are mostly necessary on the backend.