JS show idea: developer is given requirements for a modern interactive webapp but they’re only allowed to use tools from five years ago (before front-end became complicated).
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Plenty of people seem to think it’s realistic tbh
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I mean, your first two tweets is something someone could do at a hackathon. The third tweet makes it seem like some sort of product commitment/experiment that nobody will actually do. It’s like trying out being Amish when you run a car factory.
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Eh. I don’t see this as unrealistic at all. I would build this routinely with those requirements at that time. It just sucked.
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The requirements are oddly specific techniques though. You ended up with similar solutions but nobody’s business requirement was “splitting code per route”. You just ended using with similar solutions to solve load problems.
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It wouldn't be a real project without unrealistic requirements
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Isn't that the point?
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