3 ms·
Interesting comment. Hopefully after building something with Ficus I can better appreciate Angular. The biggest issue I have is updating projects. Its fine i
by Sn0wCoder 6y ago
Interesting comment. Hopefully after building something with Ficus I can better appreciate Angular. The biggest issue I have is updating projects. Its fine if you only support 1 application but when you have 2 or 3, they start to end up on different versions and when you get back you have to spend a month updating to the latest versions, instead of adding tangible value to the product. Maybe I am just bitter as started on Angular 2 updated app to 3 then 4 then 5 then 6 then moved to another app for a year. Get back to app 1 and now we are 5 versions behind, and we are slowly moving forward again. Update to 7 this release and go from there, I guess.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoHaving worked in Angular 1 before there was such a distinction, and watched Angular as it exists now release and evolve... I hear you. React (and the huge JSX ecosystem) is much closer to what you created. And much more stable than all of that.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- nicoburns 6y agoTry React. Breaking changes are few and far between, generally very easy to update to (a few hours at most for a medium sized app), and they almost always introduce new "new way" of doing thing at least one release before the old way is removed (if it ever is).