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Angular 2+ is a very good framework which has typescript support from ground up. We have dozens of project in it. It's very suitable for enterprise applications
by pritambarhate 6y ago
Angular 2+ is a very good framework which has typescript support from ground up. We have dozens of project in it. It's very suitable for enterprise applications with hundreds of screens. Types make it a lot more maintabale. It has been quite easy to keep the applications updated to the latest version of Angular. Mostly it just takes 1-2 days of developer time to bring the application to the latest version of Angular.
- remlov 6y agoAgreed. I've worked in several, what would be considered, "large" projects in "current year popular framework". Angular always felt like it was more "batteries included" and maintainable with larger teams and is still my go to for new projects if given the option. Obviously YMMV on framework preferences if you're into the whole functional ts style vs classes.
- miohtama 6y agoThis is true. React/Vue ecosystems are more fragmented with tooling. Angular has one definitive tool chain. It makes it easier for Angular developers to jump between projects. But it also makes it faster, as Angular can optimise for speed with ahead-of-time compilation and stricter templates (also see some comments regarding this on this page).
- phaedryx 6y agoI don't do much Javascript, but I need choose a front-end for a project I'm working on. It looks like Vue has an official router, an official store (Vuex), official testing tools, and an official browser plugin. I assume that everyone just uses the Vue version of things. Where is the fragmentation?
- polyterative 6y agoSame experience in our company. Very manageable.