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Aside from ExtJS, most of the dev I've done has used js conservatively alongside server-side templates. Showing my old-school bias, I still instinctively hold
by yawn 14y ago
Aside from ExtJS, most of the dev I've done has used js conservatively alongside server-side templates. Showing my old-school bias, I still instinctively hold js at arm's length.
With all the options available, what drew you to Angular?
- anujkk 14y agoI only use angular.js in projects in which I need fast web based rich user interface, similar to Gmail. In such projects not using javascript doesn't make sense as full page refresh will result in slow unpleasant UX. Also such projects need heavy use of javascript and using jQuery make things unorganized and complicated as code size grows. This is the reason why frameworks like angular.js/backbone.js/ember.js exists. However, for most web apps, I don't use much javascript other than some lines of jquery or 3rd party jquery plugins. There are no hard and fast rules for technology selection. At the end of day what matters is choosing technology that provides best possible user experience, easy development workflow and maintainable code.