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I can confirm. On HN, meetups, Twitter, etc. no one talks about MEAN stack any more because of Mongo and the Angular 1/2 split (and React's popularity). In the
by sotojuan 10y ago
I can confirm. On HN, meetups, Twitter, etc. no one talks about MEAN stack any more because of Mongo and the Angular 1/2 split (and React's popularity). In the last hackathon I went to, like most "corporate sponsored" ones, you got a special prize for using it.
- cloudjacker 10y agothanks for spelling that out for me great incentive to dive into React further and ditch Mongo
- vonklaus 10y agoif you are just messing around you might be interested in vuejs & rethinkdb. found it a pretty intuitive stack, much easier than react for me
- zeemonkee3 10y agoAre people using React starter kits? The major issue I'd see with React at hackathons is the large amount of configuration you typically need to do before you get started. I dislike starter kits due to the additional complexity overhead, but I can imagine for a throwaway project they'd be fine.