Interview with Cory House
summary
React gives rapid feedback through compile-time checks and a tight edit→save→console loop, reducing the runtime typos common in Angular and Knockout. Using Babel plus linters and automated tests (Mocha, auto-run on save) replaces much of the need for TypeScript. Strategy for tool fatigue is picking ecosystems with critical mass — Ember/Angular/React — and relying on community support (React has over 10,000 components in production) rather than one-off libraries.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:35What do you like about Fluent
- 2:34Working with other frameworks
- 4:45Technology matures
- 5:02Dealing with fatigue
- 7:36Dealing with noise
- 8:42Tools and topics
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