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It's funny how everyone seems to hate "big frameworks" while at the same time complaining about how "everyone uses them". It's sort of like the Yogi Berra line
by thoman23 10y ago
It's funny how everyone seems to hate "big frameworks" while at the same time complaining about how "everyone uses them". It's sort of like the Yogi Berra line: "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded."
I for one will go against the flow (or am I with the flow?) and say that what I see coming out of Angular 2 looks FANTASTIC. Many of the things I love as a Scala developer are finally becoming mainstream on the client side. Add in the promise of NativeScript (mobile apps) and Electron (desktop apps) and this is an incredible time to be a web developer.
- thegayngler 10y agoTbqh what is coming out of Angular 2 is React with a higher learning curve, more Angular specific syntax and not much in terms of a larger benefit. React keeps things simple and easy to reason about. I don't feel like I should need or be using decorator like syntax at all to create a component. I like looking at one file and knowing exactly what that one file is doing but that's just me.