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The JavaScript "hype-cycle" is fast and cruel. Unless you're Angular or React, of course. But even then, while "Angular" has mostly regained the ground lost
by dentemple 9y ago
The JavaScript "hype-cycle" is fast and cruel. Unless you're Angular or React, of course.
But even then, while "Angular" has mostly regained the ground lost by its switch-over from "AngularJS", it's curious to note that the framework overall has been on the downswing.
Does this reflect an ACTUAL trend in its popularity, or, as the article points out, do people just not need to ask as many questions about it anymore?
- andrvalg 9y agoI was thinking the same thing. This dataset is incomplete without answering questions like the following (I use React vs angular metaphor just for convenience sake): - How likely are React/Redux developers to search for answers on SO, as opposed to Angular developers? - How good are React docs / tutorials compared to Angular?