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We've been doing well encapsulated, tricky back end stuff for a while. Started with angular over the last month. Angular basically achieves the same proper se
by singingfish 13y ago
We've been doing well encapsulated, tricky back end stuff for a while. Started with angular over the last month. Angular basically achieves the same proper separation of concerns that our perl-based back end tools do.
Angular is not really interesting because it's the new big thing. It's really interesting because it's right. (bitch of a learning curve though).
- lukasm 13y ago> bitch of a learning curve though The problem is that you have to change your mindset from server rendered pages + jQuery. Second problem is with UI directives. Nice abstraction and encapsulation, but try to restyle something easily.
- singingfish 13y agoI've been having some success by handing my look and feel over to a css specialist whith instructions along the lines of "make my prototyping less of a hack". So far she hasn't had to be aware of any code related issues.
- AdrianRossouw 13y agoI think it's interesting in that it proves that the web components approach is going to be a valid and attractive way to solve certain types of problems. I think that it started us off into a bold new direction, and due to it's popularity will increase the general audience who would be attracted to it or related systems. I don't know if it's going to still be around if/when we reach whatever the 'platonic ideal' of this approach to web applications is.
- singingfish 13y agoYeah I kind of agree. Which is why I'm more interested in it because it's "right" rather than because it's trendy.