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Not only this. Try to change the app two years later. Dependencies gone, wrong NPM version, Webpack config depricated and what not. That's why I like to use va
by blenderdt 4y ago
Not only this. Try to change the app two years later. Dependencies gone, wrong NPM version, Webpack config depricated and what not.
That's why I like to use vanilla JS as much as possible. It will be maintainable years later.
- 8bitsrule 4y agoAnd even then, browsers will probably respond differently. After a recent FF upgrade, it balked at JS that worked fine for years ... on occasion, not always ...because: navigator.onLine === true, internet.connection === false.
- iamsaitam 4y agoYes, if you don't fix your dependencies. But that will happen in any language.