Open N3v1 opened 12 months ago
My perspective says that we should always stick to the foundational building blocks, HTML, CSS, JS to keep the codebase really robust and scalable. cc: @N3v1
My perspective says that we should always stick to the foundational building blocks, HTML, CSS, JS to keep the codebase really robust and scalable. cc: @N3v1
Thank you for your point of view @SID262000
I agree with @SID262000 , But incase of changing this react will be my first priority. cc @N3v1 @SID262000
Hey everyone!!
To make a well designed website with the standard building blocks is harder, but scalable.
I have worked with React Native in the past, it looks daunting to start using it!, BUT there is a huge trade off with impressive fast scalability if you design the code correctly.
To keep it simple:
@N3v1 I think that React would be a better alternative as we have less time and more work to do but the issue is I don't know React. If somebody knows React then it would be easier for them.I can help with Vanilla but not React.
I have some basic knowledge of React, but limited experience with it. I could try to code with TypeScriptReact (tsx).
I'd like to express my gratitude to you, @jiri132, for assisting us. Thank you so much! 🙏 cc: @jiri132, @KartikKar19 , @SID262000
Hey everyone!!
To make a well designed website with the standard building blocks is harder, but scalable.
I have worked with React Native in the past, it looks daunting to start using it!, BUT there is a huge trade off with impressive fast scalability if you design the code correctly.
To keep it simple:
- Scalability + well-written code = React
- Available for everyone = html css (js / ts)
@jiri132 After we finish designing the page, will you be available for its development? Maybe I could help you out.
Hi @N3v1 , We really need to brainstorm this alongside @jiri132 to arrive at a constructive solution at the end of the day. Welcome onboard @jiri132, glad to have you on the Team. I'm not sure if you have undergone the onboarding process, please confirm accordingly.
Hey everyone!!
To make a well designed website with the standard building blocks is harder, but scalable.
I have worked with React Native in the past, it looks daunting to start using it!, BUT there is a huge trade off with impressive fast scalability if you design the code correctly.
To keep it simple:
- Scalability + well-written code = React
- Available for everyone = html css (js / ts)
All the frameworks including React, Angular, Node are built on top of the foundational building blocks of HTML CSS and JS. I totally agree with the fact of the hardwork required in building a website using the foundational building blocks, but my experience says that if we really want it to be scalable, we really need to stick to the foundational building blocks! cc: @jiri132 @N3v1
Please vote here https://github.com/TeamCodeArena/deliverease.app/discussions/6
cc: @KartikKar19 @Devansh-Singh-Parmar @jiri132 @SID262000
The vote #6 did not give a reasonable result, I would say that we first program with HTML, CSS, JS/TS and if we still need React, we will add that. What do you think of it?
cc: @SID262000 @Devansh-Singh-Parmar @jiri132 @Atrika10 @AryanGupta0007
I completely agree with @N3v1 Clear GREEN SIGNAL from my end, go for it!
@N3v1 changing to react means rewriting the whole backend so please keep that in mind. @SID262000
@AryanGupta0007 What do you think? Should we use React it not?
@N3v1 using react is great but as i mentioned it will need a lot of changes in backend. Cc: @SID262000
Requesting everyone to not divert themselves into React or other such frameworks at the moment, that will require a lot of effort. As clearly indicated in the preceding thread, stick to HTML CSS and JS/TS for building.
Thanks everyone for your active contribution!
Okay @SID262000
I agree with @SID262000 & @AryanGupta0007 for now, we can look into this matter once we complete the development phase and all. cc @N3v1
Hi @SID262000, @Devansh-Singh-Parmar, everyone, Should we use HTML, CSS, and JS for the website or React.js (TypeScriptReact)? I've heard that React is better and easier for a well-designed website. Please let me/us know what you think about what we should use
Best regards NH