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Anything wrong with Express? What's so good about hono.js? : r/node

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Having used Express for years without issues, I'm wondering what's wrong with Express. And, how hono is better at it? Thoughts? This kind of one-liner "disses", almost shitposting, is why I despise more and more tech twitter. Don't stress over these I feel like tech Twitter used to be such a good place for quick tips and tricks of the trade and now it's just hot takes for internet points. Super disappointing. "hot takes for internet points" while using reddit, a place centered around appeasing the hivemind for karma, is the most ironic thing I've seen this year. 💯 agrees ! It s just there for click baiting. I wouldn t mind it that much if those kind of tweets didn t distort reality to a point that some devs are now just following social media trends when it comes to tech 😭 some of them are totally misleading or blatantly false too 🤦‍♂️ The thing about the latest and greatest is that it's only that way for a brief time. Already hono is being eclipsed by yet another framework.. Meanwh

In my opinion Express is bad, but it does it's job, 90% of companies use it. I mean, yeah middlewares are bad, so don't use them. Some of fastify's plugins use - wow express middlewares. Furthermore in other languages middlewares are normal way to do something with req before it's reaches controller. What some people do with req object using middlewares is awful. But it's not the express that's to blame, but the people. I mean we use JS, we can write in different paradigms, code styles, and do whatever we want, completely untied. Yeah, express is vulnurable for RDOS, but every commercial…

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