That sounds great to me, actually. A world where e.g. Django and React are considered as obvious choices for backend and frontend as git is for version control sounds like a world where high quality web apps become much cheaper to build.
That sounds great to me, actually. A world where e.g. Django and React are considered as obvious choices for backend and frontend as git is for version control sounds like a world where high quality web apps become much cheaper to build.
Imagine you saying this twenty years ago. Would you still want to be writing your back-end in JavaBeans, your front end in VisualBASIC, and storing your data in Subversion?
Still a good thing. :) The massive bump in developer market liquidity is far more valuable in my eyes than any inherent DevEx advantages. You'd still have much cheaper high quality web apps, although, if React truly has a technical advantage over Angular (doubtful), maybe not as much cheaper, but still much cheaper than pre-LLM.
If you truly want to figure out where I think the equation sign flips, it's probably like, pre-Smalltalk somewhere.
$(function() {
// yay
})