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From looking at the Angular 2 alpha, design documents, etc., it looks to end up with considerably less accidental complexity (from an application developer poin
by kylecordes 11y ago
From looking at the Angular 2 alpha, design documents, etc., it looks to end up with considerably less accidental complexity (from an application developer point of view) than version 1, and it has a lot of ideas under the hood which are reminiscent of React.
I think the most visible difference will remain that React is code centric, with templates as a sort of special case of code. Angular (1, 2) is more explicitly divided between code and template.
I believe the main driver in choosing between them will not be technical, but cultural. There are many organizations where considerable value is ascribed to the notion of code versus template, such organizations might lean toward Angular (especially in version 2) over React and friends.
- evilduck 11y agoAlso if you've got an Angular 1.x app already, moving to 2, while probably just as hard as moving to React or something else, let's you remain soley in the "Angular community" where people in similar positions of straddling both versions can share knowledge.