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It's hard to take this post seriously when this guy has barely 5 years in the industry. If you're building a large enterprise app with lots of engineers not fa
by GiorgioG 9y ago
It's hard to take this post seriously when this guy has barely 5 years in the industry.
If you're building a large enterprise app with lots of engineers not familiar with either framework, Angular 2/4 wins hands down.
- jmkni 9y agoHow many years experience does somebody need before you will take them seriously?
- chrisco255 9y agoAngular 4 is a few months old. It's not mature and the ecosystem is immature. Even the official Angular Material2 project is still in beta. You contrast this with React's ecosystem of UI components that have been built up over years...it's no contest. You can build better looking, better performing UIs with much less effort and they work great, even in IE11 and Edge.