I stopped guys, I stopped doing it. For internal tools at my company, I just use a golang backend (because most of our services are golang so there's no learning curve for folks) and use go's templating system to render HTML.
I can crank out tools in minutes. No complicated build systems or web pack or dependency management system. No react, no reduce, no apollo or graphql. No typescript, etc.
Just simple go, html, css, and a bit of javascript when it's needed for a form. I don't minimize anything, or try to do anything fancy. It faster to develop in, and faster to load in the browser.
I'm specifically talking about internal tools here.
I can crank out tools in minutes. No complicated build systems or web pack or dependency management system. No react, no reduce, no apollo or graphql. No typescript, etc.
Just simple go, html, css, and a bit of javascript when it's needed for a form. I don't minimize anything, or try to do anything fancy. It faster to develop in, and faster to load in the browser.
I'm specifically talking about internal tools here.