> Let’s assume that making a JS change costs twice as much time a Ruby change, which I think is being generous to JS.
Everyone's mileage varies, of course, but this is quite the assumption. It feels like a lack of familiarity/comfort with the frontend or poor tooling.
With typescript and a basic UI library like MUI, this really shouldn't be the case for UI changes. If you're using raw JS and manipulating the DOM, maybe?
Everyone's mileage varies, of course, but this is quite the assumption. It feels like a lack of familiarity/comfort with the frontend or poor tooling.
With typescript and a basic UI library like MUI, this really shouldn't be the case for UI changes. If you're using raw JS and manipulating the DOM, maybe?