Message from JavaScript discussions
September 2017
— Not if you have good machine (with ssd) . and if your application is simple you can use sqlite db in memory
Imho, it depends on the kind of app that your developing. For example, recently my team got assigned a 2 million € project for BIC. That project requires highly detailed architecture design before starting to code as well as tons of integrations, with their integration tests
— It depends on the scale
— Ehhhhhh
— So you want to limit development of your app to only those with good machines?
— Not good for collaboration m8
— Simple applications like crud apps don't need unit tests . except when you have very custom features and class (this if you use good tested framework like laravel in php or ror in ruby)
— Depends entirely on where they're used, how stable they need to be, etc
— Like you said it depends
— And if you want a good app, you'll of course avoid PHP at ALL costs
— Did you used this onion arch with js before in real project?
— Why ?