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I've just started working on an app using Angular 2 and Ionic 2.: 1. TypeScript - It's really nice to be able to use a typed version of JS, although it does fe
by sjclemmy 11y ago
I've just started working on an app using Angular 2 and Ionic 2.:
1. TypeScript - It's really nice to be able to use a typed version of JS, although it does feel like I'm writing C# sometimes! It supports lambda syntax / ES6 which is great.
2. Annotations seem a bit clunky, not really sure what the point of them is.
3. Absolutely love the functional reactive / RxJS stuff they've incorporated - it's going to make it VERY easy to write really powerful apps.
4. It's a million times easier to develop with than angular 1. $scope.apply anyone?
- robwormald 11y agoThe RxJS support is definitely my favorite thing in Angular2. We have plans for all sorts of cool stuff built on top of Observables. Stay tuned.
- Matthias247 11y agoStarted to work on a frontend for realtime automotive networking systems in angular2. I used angular2 services which provide all (non-constant) state via Observables to the components - and I'm really pleased with the result. Totally reactive, and the implementation effort and complexity is relativly low.
- auvrw 11y ago> $scope.apply anyone? _.defer(scope.apply... ...re typescript, i feel like if i'm gonna use a not-script of some sort, it might as well be clojurescript or something else that's like a really-srsly-not-js rather than js-but-prettier (coffee) or js-plus-a-paradigm-grab-bag (my totally uninformed take on type)