i did this back in 2019 to make the transition smoother between angular.js and react
> there are ways to build a web app other than writing the entire thing with a single JavaScript framework
totally agree, and reducing rewrites or making converting them into "strangler" rewrites is a huge win
on the other hand, it reminds me of the microservices hype a few years back. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Uniform languages, frameworks, coded patterns make things SO much smoother for an organisation.
I would repeat the author's words of warning: "you should not build a real app like this!". you should seriously think hard before adding this level of complexity to any production app
> there are ways to build a web app other than writing the entire thing with a single JavaScript framework
totally agree, and reducing rewrites or making converting them into "strangler" rewrites is a huge win
on the other hand, it reminds me of the microservices hype a few years back. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Uniform languages, frameworks, coded patterns make things SO much smoother for an organisation.
I would repeat the author's words of warning: "you should not build a real app like this!". you should seriously think hard before adding this level of complexity to any production app