They use Vue.JS and an NPM library for literally every 5 lines of code, but obviously I was overexaggerating a little bit :D
It’s not as bad as my comment sounds, but they do know precious little about the technologies they work with and the stuff they produce.
To be honest, I don’t even think it’s bad that those frameworks are easy to use. More people making stuff equals more good stuff. On the other hand though, it’s also a problem that people don’t understand their tools anymore. I have no idea what’s going to happen at my work when one of the websites breaks and no one - not even the devs who made it - knows how to fix it (or what the problem even is).
They use Vue.JS and an NPM library for literally every 5 lines of code, but obviously I was overexaggerating a little bit :D
It’s not as bad as my comment sounds, but they do know precious little about the technologies they work with and the stuff they produce.
To be honest, I don’t even think it’s bad that those frameworks are easy to use. More people making stuff equals more good stuff. On the other hand though, it’s also a problem that people don’t understand their tools anymore. I have no idea what’s going to happen at my work when one of the websites breaks and no one - not even the devs who made it - knows how to fix it (or what the problem even is).