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Martin Green
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To me it sounds like you're experiencing scope creep. That is, the scope of your app is expanding without you having "delivered" anything usable at all. If thisthat is the case, you might want to step back and meditate on thatit.

As your question about languages/frameworks, JS really is the only thing you have to work with on the front-end. Now, that doesn't mean that you have to write "raw" JS: consider using a language that compiles to JS, like CoffeeScript, which is much closer to JS then Dart. It's based on JS with some nice syntactic sugar sprinkled on top.

Good luck!

To me it sounds like you're experiencing scope creep. That is, the scope of your app is expanding without you having "delivered" anything usable at all. If this is the case, you might want to step back and meditate on that.

As your question about languages/frameworks, JS really is the only thing you have to work with on the front-end. Now, that doesn't mean that you have to write "raw" JS: consider using a language that compiles to JS, like CoffeeScript, which is much closer to JS then Dart. It's based on JS with some nice syntactic sugar sprinkled on top.

Good luck!

To me it sounds like you're experiencing scope creep. That is, the scope of your app is expanding without you having "delivered" anything usable at all. If that is the case, you might want to step back and meditate on it.

As your question about languages/frameworks, JS really is the only thing you have to work with on the front-end. Now, that doesn't mean that you have to write "raw" JS: consider using a language that compiles to JS, like CoffeeScript, which is much closer to JS then Dart. It's based on JS with some nice syntactic sugar sprinkled on top.

Good luck!

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Martin Green
Martin Green
  • 103
  • 5

To me it sounds like you're experiencing scope creep. That is, the scope of your app is expanding without you having "delivered" anything usable at all. If this is the case, you might want to step back and meditate on that.

As your question about languages/frameworks, JS really is the only thing you have to work with on the front-end. Now, that doesn't mean that you have to write "raw" JS: consider using a language that compiles to JS, like CoffeeScript, which is much closer to JS then Dart. It's based on JS with some nice syntactic sugar sprinkled on top.

Good luck!