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When will the Angular.js fad die and burn?
- dudus 12y agoWhy does it matter?
- smt88 12y agoThere used to be a ton of Angular.js posts on HN (even as recently as a few months ago). Now the only ones I see are generally trashing it. So if HN is any sort of representation of the community in which you perceived a "fad", then it seems to be mostly dead.
- pki 12y agoWhat makes you think it's a fad?
- gesman 12y agoSome large enterprises (including the one I working in) are using it as a next gen technology to upgrade client facing portals. I'm not in WEB Development area and I think it's not the best approach, but because this is happening - angular.js is going to have very long momentum.
- Backlash85 12y agoIs this like asking when will JS burn?
- mrits 12y agoA fad is cool. Angular already transitioned from cool to just a good frontend candidate. I think you might want to look at React to hate now.
- qtheninja 12y agoWhat don't you like about angular? i think it's here to stay.