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If 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.
by veeti 10y ago
If 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.