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It's fine, just none of the reasons you gave is an actual business reason. Basically you moved to Angular2 because everybody else around did, and it would have
by Udik 8y ago
It's fine, just none of the reasons you gave is an actual business reason. Basically you moved to Angular2 because everybody else around did, and it would have been harder to recruit and to keep developers, and to interact with developers of other companies.
They're perfectly valid reasons, but they have nothing to do with the quality of tool, or of the product, or with the cost sustained to develop it. Basically you had to move on just to stay exactly where you were.
- eksemplar 8y agoYou’re not really reading what I write, are you?
- Udik 8y agoAm I missing a bit of sarcasm in the first line, maybe? Yes, you are right, those you list are all valid business reasons. They just don't have anything to do with the frameworks: if everyone had made the inverse move from Angular2 to AngularJS, you would have done the same for the exact same reasons. Do you agree?