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Ask HN: AWS Uses Angular.js with React

• slap_shot 7y ago
  In 2015 my team had Backbone, Angular, and React in a single app for a period of time. We merged two separate applications (Backbone and React) from two separate teams into a single application. We gradually moved the application over to entirely React over the course of about 7 months. not that uncommon.
  • gatherhunterer 7y ago
    > not that uncommon. That is my understanding as well, it is especially common to see this when a product is migrating from one framework to another. A quick google search turned up plenty of examples: http://tiny.cc/jmur6y http://tiny.cc/jmur6y, including Microsoft's tool specifically for this purpose: https://github.com/microsoft/angular-react https://github.com/microsoft/angular-react.
• hcho 7y ago
  Angular 1.x has this dreadful thing called digest cycle. Long and short of it, the rendering performance degrades proportionally with the number of things Angular has to watch for changes. Some people retrofitted busier parts of their apps with react views to work around that. There are even a frw angular directives for that out there.
• avichalp 7y ago
  At my previous job we started out with Angular in 2017. After some time passed benefits of using React was clear to everyone in the team. We wrote new features in React. The old Angular code worked as expected. It made little sense to spend time porting that to React.