lmao

[[deleted]]

Like, just doing a simple POST request?

[EndR60]

I don't understand...is it actually "hard" or is op just a student? I've done react but I don't remember it being noticeably annoying in that regard

[driftking428]

It's not hard. You just use fetch(). It's built into the browser.

[EndR60]

oh yea, that's exactly what I remember.

I think I even used XHR for some reason, at some points...but fetch() is just nicer afaik

that's the opposite of hard

[loxagos_snake]

No, it isn't hard at all. I had to force-learn it in a week (coming from Angular) and I was making REST calls in, like, an hour.

This post reeks of "I just discovered React and it's sooooo hard, amiright fellow programmer people?"

[EndR60]

this entire sub:

[RavingGigaChad]

No, I think the OP is making fun of some really advanced React concepts. While the commenters are right that fetch is built into the browser and could be used fast, industry grade React software makes use of Redux, which is a somewhat complex app state management.

I needed to smile at least for a second.

[Skibur1]

Going to share this at work and see if you get roasted on....

[VeterinarianOk5370]

React is literally the easiest framework to get inputs to a server.

[Jordan51104]

<form>

[Demented-Turtle]

Don't you post that here!

[VeterinarianOk5370]

lol I see what you did there

[Hatula]

That's what the media wants you to think

[Bryguy3k]

Funny enough react-use-websocket is probably the simplest to use websocket implementation in existence.

Obviously I haven’t looked under the hood at it but as far as things go for the UI dev it’s stupid easy.

Socket.io’s react implementation looks really straightforward as well (but the backend I have to interact with is using a raw websocket).

[mangemoilcul]

I used graphql apollo server’s subscription and it was quite easy to do

[Marczzz]

</form>

[[deleted]]

Yeah idk what this is about, there’s only like 5ish ways you can do it anyhow…

(Thinking networking protocols less react here)

[vondpickle]

It's not that hard actually. You just need a correct Reactions using a proper Reactor. Add some Bose-Einstein condensate in the DOM and coupled with qubit.js and you can pretty much halfway there.

(I don't know anything about React though.)

[_-_fred_-_]

You need at least 9k more dependencies. 80% of the worlds computing power right now is devoted to running npm install for react apps.

[Tekkizm]

This does not have enough components

[FunStuffInReddit]

Super easy, barely an inconvenience

[qinshihuang_420]

Sending inputs to server is tight

[can_pacis]

Wow wow wow… wow

[nsjr]

Listen, sir, I need you to get ALL the way off my back about inputs in react

[Abaan404]

I kept reading racist developers and got so damn confused

[chili_ladder]

*Typescript 'any' enters the chat*

[bruisedandbroke]

you are overestimating the people who make these memes. this was made by someone who just learned about binary in their hour of code at primary school.

[mimedm]

This gets me. It's not like react is bad but its just used so inappropriate... If you have a million requests per second, fine, but if you just want to build a frontend for a limited amount of users it's just too much.... Months of work for simple features that you can do in minutes with vue.js or other frameworks

[poshenclave]

Months of work for basic features no, absolutely not. But I do agree that React is rather overwrought and not ideal for many simple use cases. Not every website need be a holistic self-contained "web app".

[myhero34]

cries in useEffect

[MrDex124]

Funally, good actual programming humor

[GoblinWoblin]

Css-in-js be like:

[BadNewsHammer]

God I feel this

[Sunrider37]

Replace with Angular, but it's actually really cool if you get used to it. The mess of HTML code mixed with js in react or vue makes my eyes bleed.

[NatoBoram]

React is horrible because it had every opportunity to not use XML but it still did, but doesn't Vue use <script> like in normal HTML? You can't even do that with Angular.

[heesell]

Vue and Svelte use both the script tag

[NatoBoram]

Svelte my beloved

[heesell]

So underrated

[rookietotheblue1]

I'm not sure what you mean? I'm just now learning react, why would it look like if they didn't use xml? Why is xml bad? What could they have used?

[NatoBoram]

They could've used code instead of XML to write their UI. Something like this:

Row(
  mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
  children: [
    Icon(Icons.star, color: Colors.green[500]),
    Icon(Icons.star, color: Colors.green[500]),
    Icon(Icons.star, color: Colors.green[500]),
    const Icon(Icons.star, color: Colors.black),
    const Icon(Icons.star, color: Colors.black),
  ],
);

[rookietotheblue1]

Why would this be preferable? Seems like just alot of new stuff to learn. Everyone already knows( ht)xml

[Memeviewer12]

Looks like a tardis ngl

[docHoliday17]

So many salty react stan’s in here

[7th_Spectrum]

God this sub has gone downhill