I completely agree react/angular/vue have a place and there are instances where they are essential, but too many programmers are reaching for them as the "only" way to build a web app.
And old, boring framework like rails or django can absolutely provide an adequate ux, especially for smaller projects.
There is still a need for straighforward crud apps modifying business data for internal users, and rewriting these apps in a js framework will introduce a lot of complexity that is simply not needed.
And old, boring framework like rails or django can absolutely provide an adequate ux, especially for smaller projects.
There is still a need for straighforward crud apps modifying business data for internal users, and rewriting these apps in a js framework will introduce a lot of complexity that is simply not needed.