* Ecosystem maturity * Development speed * Learning curve * Recruitment difficulty * ....
With AI, since 90% percent of the code is not written craftly, So these factor maybe not exists anymore?
So how do you choose language now? Can we choose C++ or Rust purely based on cost/runtime execution speed considerations?
MUI/ant design/microsoft fluent ui/bootstrap ...
I found the truth, all UI framework just makes your life suffer.
The orignal idea I choose a UI framework is simple: this framwork has plenty of components, and it looks beautiful.
And after you do all the job, the headache begins:
* override some components' default style, maybe waste you a whole day.
* some required functionality is not same as the components' desgin, needs to modify the source code.
* multiple components compose together maybe cause style/function errors.
* Need some config not opened.
And you solve all the stuff, the experiences is zero value, because you can not use this UI framework all the time.
Now, most of time, I do not use any UI framework, develop all the stuff by tailwind, all the world is peaceful.
Finally I maintained a nextjs based project.
Yes, I know they create Server Component/Server-Side Render
But, everywhere are server components, it means, you can't use useState, useEffect and such client-function at all.
It means, nextjs turns the SPA to refresh page.
It means, you can't use console.log() or debugger; easily in a component, otherwise you have to turn the component into a client-component.
A lot of nextjs pages call async/await request, do they optimized these actions, combined many request into one? I don't know, but I don't feel pages loaded quicker than before.
And when I counter a real situation: * props.dataSource pass into
* component(use client), processed props.dataSource (React.useState(data.slice(0, defaultShowItems)))
* props.dataSource updated
* useState() return an old value
I have to give the component a fresh new key every time to fix this problem.
That's awkward, I heard motto, nextjs re-invent PHP, now I really feel it.
