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Still the best choice in my opinion. Batteries included for pretty much anything and RxJS is a delight. I really never have to think about state management issu
by valcron1000 4y ago
Still the best choice in my opinion. Batteries included for pretty much anything and RxJS is a delight. I really never have to think about state management issues.
My only concern are signals. They seem like worse Observables just for the sake of something new. Hope they never get added
- doodlesdev 4y agoJust keep in mind that SSR in Angular is a bit more painful than in other libraries. It's also quite bloated in both development and production. Other than that I quite like it. RxJS takes some time to learn but pays off well. If you're ok with learning something with less adoption but similar batteries-included feel I'd recommend learning SvelteKit. I see it do a lot of things that Angular does well without failing were it's bad (i.e. breaking changes every six months).