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I hear this a lot and it's really missing the forest for the trees. Picking a routing library (if you need one) requires 10 minutes of googling. Picking Ember/A
by ng12 6y ago
I hear this a lot and it's really missing the forest for the trees. Picking a routing library (if you need one) requires 10 minutes of googling. Picking Ember/Angular will haunt you for the lifetime of your project.
- Nextgrid 6y agoPicking a routing library out of 10 competitors might mean that it becomes unmaintained (in favor of some other competitor) or will have bugs integrating with your other libraries. With a batteries-included framework, as long as the framework itself is maintained I can be fairly certain that parts of it just won't stop working as long as I follow the release notes when upgrading (there might be minor changes here and there, but nowhere near the amount of work of switching to a totally different library because the first one stops being maintained).