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I can only speak from personal experience, but I've worked on 2 SPA angular apps that were both a nightmare. The react apps I've worked on have been much more
by shadowmint 10y ago
I can only speak from personal experience, but I've worked on 2 SPA angular apps that were both a nightmare.
The react apps I've worked on have been much more successful; we haven't had to throw the whole thing away (unlike one of those angular ones...)
I'm sure other people have had other experiences, but after two terrible experiences, the questions I would ask are:
- Why would I bother looking at angular again?
- What has significantly changed in the last year to reduce the complexity, increase the component ecosystem or increase the quality and quantity of the documentation?
If you can't answer either of those with meaningful answers, I don't see any reason, given the other alternatives to angular that are around, to try using it again.