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I think that might be the main reason I find angular attractive when compared to mostly DIY approaches with backbone. Sure I can build a best of breed utilizin
by Glide 13y ago
I think that might be the main reason I find angular attractive when compared to mostly DIY approaches with backbone.
Sure I can build a best of breed utilizing a wide range of libraries together with backbone... Well I would think I am intelligent enough to do that but in the end it feels like it's based a lot more on opinion rather than fact.
I rewrote an admin backend in half the time it took someone to do it in backbone with their choices of libraries. YMMV, but I am loathe to get into another discussion of which templating library to use, which UI widget things, etc., etc. Just let me build it already! And take care of 90% of the annoyances for me.
- camus2 13y agoI prefer building my own stack. Refactoring is quicker down the road has I dont have to rewrite all the application.With angular you'll just be writing Angular plugins when things change ( and they will , Angular is not the ultimate JS framework ) ,you'll be stuck with Angular or waiting for an update, i'll just be swaping a layer in my application ).