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I've actually never used any javascript framework. It is stuff like this that drives me away. If you pick any one framework, you get half of a crowd telling you
by esaym 12y ago
I've actually never used any javascript framework. It is stuff like this that drives me away. If you pick any one framework, you get half of a crowd telling you that it sucks, and then a year later your version is now deprecated/replaced and you get to re-do everything again. I've attempted to avoid the whole web-app scene, but with the current job market, looks like one has to know one of these frameworks...
- woah 12y agoAngular got a lot of its popularity, I think, from people with a similar mentality as you. Since it had the Google stamp of approval, it was seen as being more stable. Unfortunately, this was not actually the case. I say, be thankful for the flux currently underway, and realize that it will result in some really good tech when it's all sorted out. Until then, either get used to learning new things, or leave front end dev to the professionals.
- esaym 12y agoThe irony is angular was going to be the framework I learned the next time I had free time. Now I am not so sure.