A unix philosophy for web development
Web components have their malcontents. While frameworks have done their best to provide a place for web components to fit into their architecture, the suit never fits quite right, and framework authors have not been shy about expressing their disappointment. Here's Ryan Carniato of SolidJS explaining what's wrong with web components:
While this criticism is true, perhaps it's besides the point. Maybe web components were never meant to solve those problems anyway. Maybe there are ways to solve those problems in a way that dovetails with web components as they exist. In the main components tutorial I've already explained what they can do, now let's see what can be done about the things that they can't do.
The Unix operating system carries with it a culture and philosophy of system design, which carries over to the command lines of today's Unix-like systems like Linux and MacOS. This philosophy can be summarized as follows:
