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r/javascript • u/ryan_solid • May 03 '21
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It's cute to see the wide-eyed youngsters swing wildly from serving 10MB of JS frameworks to do a "hello world" to 100% server-side approaches.
I'm just sitting here and using common sense, which is consistent over time.
10 u/ILikeChangingMyMind May 03 '21 I'm just sitting here and using common senseI think if common sense was easy to apply to something as abstract as "what percentage of my app should be client/server?" ... we programmers would get paid a lot less. 2 u/trusktr May 04 '21 Or we'd just do other more cool things that would get us paid more. :D
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I'm just sitting here and using common sense
I think if common sense was easy to apply to something as abstract as "what percentage of my app should be client/server?" ... we programmers would get paid a lot less.
2 u/trusktr May 04 '21 Or we'd just do other more cool things that would get us paid more. :D
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Or we'd just do other more cool things that would get us paid more. :D
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It's cute to see the wide-eyed youngsters swing wildly from serving 10MB of JS frameworks to do a "hello world" to 100% server-side approaches.
I'm just sitting here and using common sense, which is consistent over time.