With utmost respect, that's not what I'm saying :)
I hold no hot take position on anything web dev, or any firm declarative position.
What I'm trying to get at is, indicia of an article being half-baked includes things like asserting all that's required to agree is to care about the user.
This feels good to say, but doesn't say anything, other than there's been at least some short-circuiting of thought. We can come up with many trivial cases where "caring about users" involves requiring client-side logic during rendering.
With utmost respect, that's not what I'm saying :)
I hold no hot take position on anything web dev, or any firm declarative position.
What I'm trying to get at is, indicia of an article being half-baked includes things like asserting all that's required to agree is to care about the user.
This feels good to say, but doesn't say anything, other than there's been at least some short-circuiting of thought. We can come up with many trivial cases where "caring about users" involves requiring client-side logic during rendering.