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slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
It's an endless parade of totally workable systems covered in knee-deep layers of React-scented manure, spread thick on the back of arguments about agility (for screens don't actually change that much) and "performance" (they aren't measured, and when they are, turn out to be much much slower).
Do we need clawback clauses in frontend engineer contracts for UX degredation?