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Do Google even really use angular? I know none of their core products use it. As to Facebook, their website is painfully slow, seems like it's not a model of th
by takno 10y ago
Do Google even really use angular? I know none of their core products use it. As to Facebook, their website is painfully slow, seems like it's not a model of the right way to do stuff
- vhiremath4 10y agoGoogle Developer Console, Doubleclick Platform, Parts of Chromecast including the Chrome Extension, YouTube for PS3 Plenty more. You'll notice that a lot of what is written in Angular by Google tends to be their newer platforms/platforms being re-written while Angular was out/coming out. Older products like GMail are extremely complex and transitioning to a saner, more streamlined way to scale those applications usually stems from necessity, but rest assured they use their own framework (take a look at all the gnarly tags and events bound in GMail). I don't personally use Angular.
- zxcvcxz 10y agoWell fb is fast for me, so is cloudflare, airbnb, Codecademy, Coursera, Docker, Dropbox, IGN, IMDB, Imgur, Instagram, Khan Academy, Netflix, okcupid, and a whole bunch of other websites that use react. Plus I like being employed so knowing frameworks and libraries is a must.
- sotojuan 10y agoI don't think their main website uses React fully yet. Instagram does and that's pretty fast—same as most other well-done React apps.
- vmasto 10y agoFacebook.com contains more than 20,000 react components. They use React at pretty much every dynamic aspect on their website. They also use React Native in a lot of aspects of their mobile apps, both for iOS and android.