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Product Manager @ Google Chrome don’t speak for my employer. OOCSS, CSSLint, Smush It, Dr Frankenstyle, typeOmatic. CSSConf founder, author, speaker. 🌈 she/her

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    1. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

      vanilla js vs framework (yeah, I’m going there): y’all make good points on both sides but I see you missing one in particular.

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    2. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

      vanilla js vs framework: Frameworks like @reactjs provide patterns and conventions that are desperately needed so every decision doesn’t start from, wheee! We could do anything! They lower cognitive overhead.

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    3. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

      Sure, you could write all your own conventions, and document them (have there ever been truly good internal docs?), and teach them to all new devs who won’t have any context. But, you’d probably have written something as big as a framework at that point.

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    4. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

      And also, there are some wheels that need reinventing too. ;)

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      Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

      More seriously, we need to take a step back and break the deadlock between developer experience & user experience. Why are they at odds with each other? (Perf: file size transferred and memory footprint.) Ok, so how do we make that not a thing?

      8:27 AM - 29 Mar 2018
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        2. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

          Could we have conventions without the framework? Could we find a way not to request the framework as frequently? Could good Dev experience compile to good user experience? What would we need to look at to make it 100x better than it is? Go big.

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        3. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

          Nicole Sullivan Retweeted Dan

          And yes, @dan_abramov makes a very good point about the false dichotomy given everything a framework can do for perf...https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/979380818664677376?s=21 …

          Nicole Sullivan added,

          Dan @dan_abramov
          Replying to @stubbornella
          User experience vs developer app experience is so often a false dichotomy. Example: https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/977297169102360583?s=20 …
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        4. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

          Nicole Sullivan Retweeted Nicole Sullivan

          And who did I mean when I said “we”?https://twitter.com/stubbornella/status/979380955608526848?s=21 …

          Nicole Sullivan added,

          Nicole Sullivan @stubbornella
          Oh yeah, when I say “we” I mean the whole ecosystem. Browser vendors, developers, framework authors... 100x improvement needs all hands on deck.
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        2. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018

          Oh yeah, when I say “we” I mean the whole ecosystem. Browser vendors, developers, framework authors... 100x improvement needs all hands on deck.

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        2. Philip Tellis‏ @bluesmoon 29 Mar 2018
          Replying to @stubbornella

          I'm a vanilla JS person myself, but if you ask about perf, a big advantage of frameworks served from a CDN is that multiple sites can link to the same framework URL increasing the likelihood of a cache hit, but not sure how that plays with privacy when cache-digest is supported.

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        3. Nicole Sullivan‏ @stubbornella 29 Mar 2018
          Replying to @bluesmoon

          Most bigcos won’t do that for security reasons... maybe if they were browser provided instead? I mean, why send it over the wire at all, bake it in? If it could be verified

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        1. DevOps ICU‏ @DevopsIcu 16 Sep 2018
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          Hi, Nicole. I'm a UX specialist w/a 2-day workshop (aimed at non-UX roles) that answers your questions. I know why they are at odds, I experienced it at many companies, & I'm working hard (through my training) to make that not a thing. Let's talk!

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        1. Jason Lengstorf‏ @jlengstorf 21 Sep 2018
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          It took me a while, but as soon as I saw this tweet I wanted to dive into the concept. That deep dive turned into this article. Thanks so much for an inspirational, thought-provoking thread!https://alistapart.com/article/breaking-the-deadlock-between-user-experience-and-developer-experience …

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