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For Angular, I think the “problem” lies in the level of abstraction. AngularJS was a “Spring / Java” answer to web applications with Angular following the parad
by halftrolling 4y ago
For Angular, I think the “problem” lies in the level of abstraction. AngularJS was a “Spring / Java” answer to web applications with Angular following the paradigm but introducing reactivity to the system. Not “wrong” per-se, the quality of code is great and so I could recommend it at a tactical level of “good code” but at the strategic it feels off.
- gopher_space 4y ago> but at the strategic it feels off. The problem with a reactive layout is that, if you're not going to just ask the user how they want to display things, you need to both read their mind and get it right 100% of the time. Nobody can do that, so your web site shifts into mobile mode when I only give it half of my 3' display.
- miiiiiike 4y agoYou're mixing up reactive programming and responsive design.