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Hooray! Yet another framework which will do what Angular already does for years.

• vyrotek 4y ago
  I love the kitchen-sink and batteries included of Angular. It made our small team very productive on large projects. But I really dislike the separated component files convention. On the other hand, I love React single components but hate having to shop-around and piece together every basic platform feature.
  • neon_electro 4y ago
    "hate having to shop-around and piece together every basic platform feature." Can you elaborate on what you mean by this?
    • rk06 4y ago
      Say, you are making an app, and find yourself needing a router, state management library. Angular: use inbuilt router and rxjs Vue: use vue router and pinia React: shop around third party libraries. You can shop for alternatives for both angular and vue as well, but they have a first party solution. While react does not and will not have a first party solution for this and many other use cases