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I think the majority of Ionic apps have been built with Angular, which I believe has had a fairly clean upgrade path. The React and Vue binding are newer but bo
by samwillis 5y ago
I think the majority of Ionic apps have been built with Angular, which I believe has had a fairly clean upgrade path. The React and Vue binding are newer but both aren’t to hard to upgrade (ignoring the vue2-3 transition, Ionic only ever supported 3)
Plus, with Ionic in contrast to the majority of JavaScript frameworks, you are using one built by a company where the framework is the core business. They have a long track record and sustainable business. They aren’t going anywhere.
- realusername 5y agoMaybe I've been a bit unfair and I should give it a go, I just had so many bad maintainability experiences in the JS world that I was just staying away from it if I can.