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I think we can use context to easily infer what was meant: Looking at Angular, I don't see how a non-developer could even get started :-) I mean, what would a
by Noseshine 10y ago
I think we can use context to easily infer what was meant: Looking at Angular, I don't see how a non-developer could even get started :-)
I mean, what would a non-developer do when given this (and that's a very simple example)? https://github.com/AngularShowcase/angular2-sample-app https://github.com/AngularShowcase/angular2-sample-app
I'm not making a quality statement, it's just that it is a complex framework for complex programming projects.
- gumoro 10y agoThanks, I have no experience with it and could not tell (although yeah I was leaning for your interpretation)... Maybe I'll reconsider this ng2 training then :)
- indolering 10y agoThere are legitimate disagreements to be had here but insulting the OP isn't one of them. When I switched from Polymer to Angular (1) I found a pile of incoherent design decisions which hobbled performance. It's better than writing everything from scratch, but that's not saying much. Maybe Angular 2 is much better, but I understand why it was a total rewrite.
- Noseshine 10y ago> insulting the OP What on earth are you talking about???
- indolering 10y agoI misspoke, I mean the "original author" not the OP.
- Noseshine 10y agoThat doesn't make your reply to me > insulting the OP any more comprehensible!
- indolering 10y agoOh Christ, I totally misread your post! I took "I don't see how a non-developer could even get started" as being in the first person. I'm sorry!