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When using monolithic frameworks you have to be prepared for this moment, EOLing. It suddenly just made lots of Angular 1 apps at companies not very fun to work
by drawkbox 10y ago
When using monolithic frameworks you have to be prepared for this moment, EOLing. It suddenly just made lots of Angular 1 apps at companies not very fun to work on.
It is usually around this time (EOL or new flashy framework comes out) that people see past the hype on the last one and then see all the bloat, overly verboseness, and tons of code they didn't write that they have to support now that the hype train has left.
To keep projects from getting to this dungeon, better to use microframeworks while controlling your own systems and not buy into monolithic frameworks that change too much on top of the core with too much abstraction, basically vendor lock-in in a way.