The rise and fall of Ext JS

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Cavern of COBOL > The rise and fall of Ext JS

Khorne: May 1, 2002

Seanzor posted:

In conclusion: if you need to put horse blinders on your development team: choose ExtJS.

All of the big frameworks are like this. It's so drat easy to develop with VueJS or Angular after playing with them for 20-40 hours or so. Be wary about seeking plugins/extensions/whatever for them, though.

Ranzear posted:

May I recommend http://vanilla-js.com?

It's fine for lots of things, but for SPA with routing and complex views I'd definitely just use a framework.

feedmegin posted:

Hi I'm 40 and I remember Delphi

30 and wrote delphi code when I was 11. I remember thinking "this really sucks" and not using it for that long. It really introduced me to the mindset that designing UI stuff sucks real bad if it's not for the web, full-on 2d/3d rendering (which also kinda sucks outside of the math), or a cli. Not that designing web ui stuff was particularly good in the netscape navigator vs ie days.

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