SPAs are a monster that grew and grew; an idea that at first seemed like a clever optimization has generated huge and complex systems that are a nightmare to work with, and are bloated, slow and insecure.
Web components are the next big idea. I hope they have a chance to work.
I hate spas everywhere too but if you needed to build one for valid reasons React is probably a good bet due to large ecosystem and adoption. I personally avoided React as much as I could and luckily I won’t have to have to work with it.
SPAs are a monster that grew and grew; an idea that at first seemed like a clever optimization has generated huge and complex systems that are a nightmare to work with, and are bloated, slow and insecure.
Web components are the next big idea. I hope they have a chance to work.
> Web components are the next big idea. I hope they have a chance to work.
This comment could work equally well in any of the past 15 years. And for all we know, any of the next 15.
Angular supports web components as first class, as do frameworks like Blazor.
It is mostly the React crowd that dislikes them.
I hate spas everywhere too but if you needed to build one for valid reasons React is probably a good bet due to large ecosystem and adoption. I personally avoided React as much as I could and luckily I won’t have to have to work with it.