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I do love and use AngularJS, but finding solutions to problems I have with it seriously the most frustrating experience I've had with any language. It can be a
by cheshire137 13y ago
I do love and use AngularJS, but finding solutions to problems I have with it seriously the most frustrating experience I've had with any language. It can be a real pain going from Ruby on Rails development, for which there is always a gem or a couple-line fix for a given problem, to AngularJS. Sometimes I find a solution by cobbling together StackOverflow answers, sometimes random Google Groups posts and JS fiddles, but I never find the answer in the AngularJS docs. I use the official documentation only as a reference when I already know what I'm doing and only forgot the name of some property.