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I loved the way you could start with a static HTML mockup with Angular, then add the boilerplate in a single .js file, then define a simple data model in the js
by Roboprog 10y ago
I loved the way you could start with a static HTML mockup with Angular, then add the boilerplate in a single .js file, then define a simple data model in the js, slap in some curly braces and ng-model attributes hit "reload" and try it out, lather, rinse, repeat -- all without any build (transpile, concat) step.
Angular 2 looks like a JEE "inspired" nightmare.
- Roboprog 10y agoOf course, by the time you get to event handlers and REST calls, you need a back end, but you could mock up an awful lot in 1.x without ever worrying about a "build".