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The first question is: why? What do you hope to gain? Edit: are you looking to transition off of a stack in which which you have less expertise to a stack you
by niftich 10y ago
The first question is: why? What do you hope to gain?
Edit: are you looking to transition off of a stack in which which you have less expertise to a stack you have more expertise in, or embark on a rewrite in an effort to reduce technical debt?
Why Node and Angular in particular? Which version of Angular? Given how you describe your application, do you intend to use server-side rendering?
For a CRUD app with limited user interactions that seems to be a good fit for server-side rendering, Node and Angular don't particularly confer any unique strengths that would benefit an app of this nature.
- samblr 10y agoThey have new features to be added. They are expanding in coming year and willing to invest freshly on tech. People who developed old stack have moved on.
- samblr 10y agoYes, comfortable in node and angular (1.x). Sorry if these questions come as naive. I 've started web dev fairly recently hence the doubts.