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Maybe it's because of my background with Backbone.js but Angular really doesn't feel right. Any way I look at it, it feels like HTML and JS is being miished mas
by VeejayRampay 13y ago
Maybe it's because of my background with Backbone.js but Angular really doesn't feel right. Any way I look at it, it feels like HTML and JS is being miished mashed together all over again and I thought we were past this way of doing things.
- smrtinsert 13y agoThe web likes to retread old patterns. Shhh, the emperor has fine clothes indeed.
- joevandyk 13y agoJavascript isn't being put into the HTML. Angular expressions are. It's a big difference. IMO, it makes writing javascript-only applications (like all the internal tools for my company) much easier. It bugged me to look at a given view and not know what happened when something was clicked, or what the class name for an element needed to be to get the right behavior. Angular apps feel like writing a desktop app, which is great.
- dchuk 13y agoNeither way (Angular or Backbone) is "right" or "wrong"...just different ways to solve the same problems. Angular reduces the amount of boilerplate code you need to build nice applications immensely, but to get to that point (and beyond two way binding hello world demos) there's a nearly vertical learning curve. Once you near the top of that curve though, apps just kind of come together like magic. It's really neat.
- wwweston 13y agoMaybe it's because of my background in cartesian coordinate systems, but polar coordinate systems just don't feel right to me.