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prndra OP t1_ivmjt8c wrote

I'm a developer by trade myself and we have a team of 2 devs and a data scientist right now continuing to work on it. It's built in React so yes it uses a lot of javascript.

Thanks for the bug report. I just tested in Firefox 106.0.5 with no ad blocker and it worked fine, must be something to do with your ad blocker. Which ad blocker are you using?

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AboutAsItGets t1_ivnli6k wrote

uBlock Origin and NoScript javascript blocker, but was whitelisted on that domain to test.

and as a developer my self, i can only tell you that you are making a mistake on heavily depending on JS, and third party libraries to top it. Only sick large teams can afford to maintain such hell on a large scale project (especially one with so high performance demands). And even those you see have troubles to even come up with a new feature (discord, twitter, facebook & co) per year.

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prndra OP t1_ivoq0wz wrote

Thank you!

I don't understand your recommendation here. Don't all websites that do anything meaningful heavily depend on javascript? Most new companies are built by a few devs using many js libs to enable them to move fast. We are able to implement a new feature every couple weeks with only one dedicated FE dev. Every other startup I've worked at uses a similar setup with either React or Vue, and 1 or 2 FE devs, and can implement a new feature at least once a month.

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