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Have you noticed that there is a regular community.nextTick() that involves heated discussions around “Web Components vs. Frameworks” in some form or another. It can be frustrating to see the same topics repeatedly pop-up, but I find it interesting to dive into why it does so. A pattern I often see is a tension where […]
Tag Archives: Web Development
The Doomed Rewrite
It just happened again. I spoke to a company, with some great engineers, and they just experienced the doomed rewrite. I remember the days of the Monty Hall Rewrite, which is a situation I would much prefer to DOOM. With Monty Hall, you run into the following situation: A website uses a given tech stack. […]
Becoming a better Pacesetter for Web Developers in 2019
Roger Bannister breaking the 4 minute mile barrier When you work on a platform, you quickly feel how you are one part of the overall ecosystem. The Web is a huge ecosystem with diversity galore. Web standards, multiple browsers, a huge number and variety of devices, a plethora of tools and services available. It can be […]