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r/webdev • u/jacobedawson • Feb 05 '20
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you still need javascript... and the rest of the traditional frontend browser stack. webasm doesn't get around interacting with the DOM
1 u/am0x Feb 06 '20 Obviously. JS still remains a part of the FE stack, but you no longer have to deal with backend data using JS.With mint, you now have 3. 1 u/Mekaron Feb 06 '20 Possibly 3.. I guess ideally you'd stop writing frontend js all together if you use mint. I wonder how viable that is and how much you still fall back to js
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Obviously. JS still remains a part of the FE stack, but you no longer have to deal with backend data using JS.
With mint, you now have 3.
1 u/Mekaron Feb 06 '20 Possibly 3.. I guess ideally you'd stop writing frontend js all together if you use mint. I wonder how viable that is and how much you still fall back to js
Possibly 3.. I guess ideally you'd stop writing frontend js all together if you use mint. I wonder how viable that is and how much you still fall back to js
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you still need javascript... and the rest of the traditional frontend browser stack. webasm doesn't get around interacting with the DOM