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The author might be confused by AngularJS, but all of the projects I have converted from simple JS to Angular have more than halved the amount of code needed, a
by PhilipA 12y ago
The author might be confused by AngularJS, but all of the projects I have converted from simple JS to Angular have more than halved the amount of code needed, and made the applications much more easy to maintain.
- remon 12y agoI had to scroll down too far to find this.
- bsaul 12y agoi completely agree. I'm 100% against bureaucratie , but accusing angular of being bloated is a bit unfair. It does has its weird part (like the service/factory pointed in OP) but in general code is much much lighter using the framework. As opposed to , let's say, spring, which transforms a simple project into a gigantic mess of configuration files and abstract annotated code.