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I had primary been a C# dev, then switched to JavaScript/TypeScript for a few years. Lots of change in those years: JQuery, Angular 1, Angular 2, TypeScript, e
by francisofascii 8y ago
I had primary been a C# dev, then switched to JavaScript/TypeScript for a few years. Lots of change in those years: JQuery, Angular 1, Angular 2, TypeScript, etc. Then I recently switched worked on a C# project. Other than a few Dot Net Core changes, it was basically the same, and easy to switch back to C# land. Not I am back in JS land. This time using Angular elements. When I left, I was getting used to declaring local variable with let instead of var. Now local variables are not let, they are mostly declared with const, which reinforces the notion that nothing is ever really "constant" in JavaScript world :)
- munk-a 8y agoAha! And Angular is already one of those tech pieces that's "on the way out". I've had similar experiences working primarily on the backend where paradigms may slowly shift but the tools for their declarations are _thankfully_ pretty stable.
- mattlondon 8y agoI don't think angular is in the way out - there is still a lot of active development on it with a lot of users. React and Vue have more mindshare sure, but angular2+ is still heavily used as I understand it.
- stringyham 8y agoAngular is not on the way out, at all