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> but I do notice significant productivity gains for my team with Angular 2 and TypeScript, and better code design. Compared to a React/Redux whatever team or
by nickik 10y ago
> but I do notice significant productivity gains for my team with Angular 2 and TypeScript, and better code design.
Compared to a React/Redux whatever team or what do you mean?
- Bahamut 10y agoCompared to Angular 1 at least. My team hasn't done a serious app in React yet, so I don't have a baseline to compare to there.
- gshulegaard 10y agoFor a couple of years I had done full stack work on an e-learning application that when from Ember to Angular. For the last year and a half though I have been working specifically in backend. Recently I started doing some light work with React and I think the biggest difference between Angular 1 (even Ember to some extent) and React that I have found is Flux (https://facebook.github.io/flux/ https://facebook.github.io/flux/). Technically Flux is a "pattern" but I believe it is more or less required if you plan to do a non-trivial application in React. I won't give an opinion about it since I haven't really worked long enough with React to really do so, but I thought I would mention it for you to consider.