melenaos
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
It's an odd way to see a shop leaving my app!
Is this for node.js projects? I thought it would be something for a client side project.
This article has completely misunderstand the term, mobile first it's the technical way of organizing the CSS to render the mobile viewport first and then the rest of the 'breakpoints'.
Mobile-first design has the advantage, over the desktop-first design, that it directly render first the mobile design and the cellphone experience is much faster and with less rearragning flickering.
Mobile-first doesn't have the corresponding disadvantages at the desktop browser since they tend to have a land line internet and much faster cpu and memory.
Its super easy to create a new component since all the JS and design is handed from the proprietary framework, and i have full control on the complete library.
The downside is that i have to create every component i want to use and i cannot share the library with anyone.
I stayed there only for a month, i hated the objective of the job, I hated the UI custom library, I hated the way I had to test my code, I hated how much of disengagement I had to do from my morals to work on 'defense' projects.
Its not dead but you will never see it trending. Its just a niche language as most of the languages at the post are.