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Keep in mind that angular is not made for small, simple apps. It's designed to support large web applications and I think it does a great job doing that. Addiit
by haburka 9y ago
Keep in mind that angular is not made for small, simple apps. It's designed to support large web applications and I think it does a great job doing that. Addiitionally, there are seed projects which you can use to avoid writing your own build tools. I agree that the build is complicated but it's much more complicated to make a large scale app without using the abstractions that the build tools provide you with.
- ysavir 9y ago> Keep in mind that angular is not made for small, simple apps. It's designed to support large web applications and I think it does a great job doing that. My experience has been the complete opposite. Angular has been best for simple, straightforward apps. The larger the app got, the more convoluted the code grew, and the more I found myself fighting with the "angular way". Maybe 2.0+ is different. I wouldn't know, and have no interest in finding out.
- haburka 9y agoI have been developing in angular 2+ and this is absolutely true. It lets you build large scale apps pretty easily. It makes it simple to use design patterns.