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Holy smokes, I can't believe how serendipitous this is. I am 5 minutes into a Pluralsight course on Angular 2. I really like the idea of Typscript, but now...
by markatkinson 10y ago
Holy smokes, I can't believe how serendipitous this is. I am 5 minutes into a Pluralsight course on Angular 2.
I really like the idea of Typscript, but now... now I guess back to the drawing board on what to learn.
- ergo14 10y agoGo with what you like. Take a look at Polymer documentation - it is very easy to pick up and works like a charm. I prefer it to react and angular nowdays. You will still be able to use redux/whatever with it.
- scanr 10y agoTypescript works quite well with React, redux etc.
- veeti 10y agoIf you're going to switch JS frameworks every time some hipster on HN tells you to, you're never going to get anything done. Use Angular/TS if you like it.
- markatkinson 10y agoOh no, I am a desktop and mobile developer, but a recent article on HN made me decide I should dip my toe in web dev just to get a better understanding, so I hit up Pluralsight and was recommended Angular and Typescript. Then 3 minutes into a Angular 2/Typescript lesson I read that. But point taken. I think I will stick with Angular and Typescript purely on the basis that it seems to have better integration with .Net core etc. I say all of this from a huge point of ignorance and just what I could gather from an hour or so of research online. Edit: Changed to single toe.