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I watched yesterday the demo of Remix 3 #JS and couldn’t stop thinking about the cost of reinventing everything from the ground up. For example being incompatible with ecosystems of HTTP middlewares or existing component kits.
So you end up with the cost of not using the web APIs and depending on abstractions whose authors
have a record of constantly breaking, and the cost of not having an ecosystem that you can build upon.
@pedro I don't understand why major version bumps with these kinds of consequences are lauded at all in that ecosystem. JS is weird.
@ctietze yeah I don’t know… It’s true though that this leads to new ideas, but it makes it impossible to build anything upon those layers.
The way they talk about it sounds like they got a revelation moment, and then got another one years later, which means that previous idea is obsolete, and they don’t care about how you transition between the two. It’s crazy if you ask me.
@pedro having two conflicting revelations in short periods of time also sounds crazy to me, text book crazy ;)
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