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I think people are failing to see that not all apps are huge monolithic applications; for most of those apps Angular works just fine. In fact we should be stri
by lbacaj 12y ago
I think people are failing to see that not all apps are huge monolithic applications; for most of those apps Angular works just fine.
In fact we should be striving to get away from all of those monolithic code bases as much as we can. In the cases where we can't get away from that then we should be going with tried and trusted methods of building those apps and probably relying on the server a hell of a lot more for those kinds of really large/enterprise/corporate apps.
Most use cases for angular are to make a web app that pulls and pushes data from some Restful service. Angular lets us take that web app, through cordova/phonegap/etc, and wrap it into a mobile ready application that you can push to an app store.
Whats wrong with that?
- woah 12y agoCordova has nothing to do with angular. Why do you bring it up? In fact, angular is probably one of the worst possible frameworks to wrap into a mobile app, because of its abysmal performance.[1] [1] http://matt-esch.github.io/mercury-perf/ http://matt-esch.github.io/mercury-perf/
- Bahamut 12y agoThat's an older version of Angular being compared against - lots of perf improvements have been made since.