3 ms·
> "we're going with Angular because we're a Microsoft house" Is ms invested in Angular? It's a Google project, isn't it? Is it first-party in dot.net? I thoug
by e12e 7y ago
> "we're going with Angular because we're a Microsoft house"
Is ms invested in Angular?
It's a Google project, isn't it? Is it first-party in dot.net? I though that was Blazor?
- hmcdona1 7y agoThe architecture concepts behind Angular are very .net-esque in a lot of ways. It's often an easier transition for folks used to MVC style projects with a heavy reliance on dependency injection to wrap their head around Angular than some other SPA options out there so the two get related in this way a lot. Microsoft also supported Angular early on as it was one of the largest early adopters driving folks to Typescript.
- pjmlp 7y agoAngular is the framework of choice for most Java/.NET shops, because it is basically JEE/Spring/WebForms/MVC, but in JavaScript, besides being written in TypeScript which is quite appealing. Before Angular, those developers would probably have chosen Knockout.js instead.