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From what I can tell, something.js if the amount of code is equivalent. Having a patch or two in angular doesn't seem to move the needle.
by ebiester 10y ago
From what I can tell, something.js if the amount of code is equivalent.
Having a patch or two in angular doesn't seem to move the needle.
- raverbashing 10y agoNo. Because nobody knows about your something.js Getting something on Angular means you were able to get your changes approved and merged (team work) Situation is better if you can have a bigger project or more people using your something.js