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It’s extremely popular with C# and .Net developers. They’re more likely to work at those places.
by jmisavage 4y ago
It’s extremely popular with C# and .Net developers. They’re more likely to work at those places.
- solarkraft 4y agoI've worked at a shop largely split between .Net and Angular, so I can anecdotally confirm this. It makes a lot of sense given the enterprisey background.
- thm76 4y agoAngular, to me, feels like it was designed by Java developers - classes and bloat* everywhere. Most code, when compared to a React etc. version, just seems like a wall of text on my screen. But, this might make it more approachable to developers that come from a Java background - I see this at my current employer. (*) By bloat I mean that I often feel like I should have been able to implement whatever feature I just implemented in half the amount of code.