How to Avoid JavaScript Fatigue
Doguhan, a JavaScript & Cloud expert at Excella Consulting, has built many mobile and web solutions for the enterprise sector. He has excellent insight as to what today's developers are facing when reviewing the overwhelming number of modern web libraries and tools to be used.
Working with a range of developers at multiple experience levels, Doguhan sees the current trend of JavaScript development being unsustainable. Currently, when presented with a development problem, many run to find the next JavaScript library that will provide a solution, increasing not only the level of JavaScript fatigue, but the number of external dependencies to a project. Much of this can be attributed to the sheer number of packages and libraries available for use.
Best practice, however, should not be installing new libraries. Instead, developers should start by trying to solve technical problems within the existing library or technology the project is built in. Reading documentation to double check whether a solution is available first, then searching for external libraries that solve the specific problem.
Doguhan further elaborates on best ways to evaluate tools and libraries in this interview.
You can learn more from Doguhan at http://thejavascriptpromise.com/ or you can find him on twitter at @duluca or check out his GitHub https://github.com/duluca
For more JavaScript focused news & events, visit http://thisdot.co.
Sponsored by This Dot Labs, a framework agnostic mentoring co built by core OSS contributors. http://thisdot.co/labs
Doguhan, a JavaScript & Cloud expert at Excella Consulting, has built many mobile and web solutions for the enterprise sector. He has excellent insight as to what today's developers are facing when reviewing the overwhelming number of modern web libraries and tools to be used.
Working with a range of developers at multiple experience levels, Doguhan sees the current trend of JavaScript development being unsustainable. Currently, when presented with a development problem, many run to find the next JavaScript library that will provide a solution, increasing not only the level of JavaScript fatigue, but the number of external dependencies to a project. Much of this can be attributed to the sheer number of packages and libraries available for use.
Best practice, however, should not be installing new libraries. Instead, developers should start by trying to solve technical problems within the existing library or technology the project is built in. Reading documentation to double check whether a solution is available first, then searching for external libraries that solve the specific problem.
Doguhan further elaborates on best ways to evaluate tools and libraries in this interview.
You can learn more from Doguhan at http://thejavascriptpromise.com/ or you can find him on twitter at @duluca or check out his GitHub https://github.com/duluca
For more JavaScript focused news & events, visit http://thisdot.co.
Sponsored by This Dot Labs, a framework agnostic mentoring co built by core OSS contributors. http://thisdot.co/labs
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