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Angular feels like it's there only to obfuscate the web's source code... (don't be shy if you think I need downvotes...)
I'll be that guy. I'm sure the Angular team are great people, and they're clearly talented devs... but stay away from Angular. It doesn't help with the problems you will actually face. Typed Javascript is a cargo cult. Angular just plain confusing for no apparent benefit. Dependency injection is bizarre. The distinction between modules, components, and directive is unnecessary. The Javascript community in general is…
As a longtime redux user i am all into Mobx now. It is simpler then redux.
I suspect there's going to be a bit of pushback to this acceleration in numbering.
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As a longtime redux user i am all into Mobx now. It is simpler then redux.
Just mentioning, there is ngrx^1 which is the redux pattern for Angular 2 apps. It also integrates with Observables. [1]: https://github.com/ngrx/store
In React it is a breeze to make Higher Order Components to connect to a store and it also makes it much easier to separate those smart components from small reusable presentation components.
I have seen people shy away from making smaller components just because Angular makes it so damned painful to make components. It is just easier to stuff everything in a template and copy paste everything around, which leads to a serious case of spaghetti code. I am happy for you if you don't have to work with something like that. I do, and I can tell you it is not nice in any way.
I'll be that guy. I'm sure the Angular team are great people, and they're clearly talented devs... but stay away from Angular. It doesn't help with the problems you will actually face. Typed Javascript is a cargo cult. Angular just plain confusing for no apparent benefit. Dependency injection is bizarre. The distinction between modules, components, and directive is unnecessary. The Javascript community in general is…
I agree with this, few months ago I was trying to learn AJAX, I tried Angular (because it is backed by Google), few weeks into reading more about it, I was still reading the docs. Then, I read that VueJS was a somewhat better and lean version of React, so I skipped React and started with Vue, I was surprised that I wrote the complete app within a week of starting to learn Vue ( https://github.com/thewhitetulip/Tasks-…
I'll be that guy. I'm sure the Angular team are great people, and they're clearly talented devs... but stay away from Angular. It doesn't help with the problems you will actually face. Typed Javascript is a cargo cult. Angular just plain confusing for no apparent benefit. Dependency injection is bizarre. The distinction between modules, components, and directive is unnecessary. The Javascript community in general is…
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I agree with this, few months ago I was trying to learn AJAX, I tried Angular (because it is backed by Google), few weeks into reading more about it, I was still reading the docs. Then, I read that VueJS was a somewhat better and lean version of React, so I skipped React and started with Vue, I was surprised that I wrote the complete app within a week of starting to learn Vue ( https://github.com/thewhitetulip/Tasks-…
I really don't want to sound like an ass, but if you were at the stage of 'learning AJAX' a couple of months ago you are probably not in a position to judge the merits of JS frameworks like React, Vue or Angular.
Edit: removed a brash statement.
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I agree with this, few months ago I was trying to learn AJAX, I tried Angular (because it is backed by Google), few weeks into reading more about it, I was still reading the docs. Then, I read that VueJS was a somewhat better and lean version of React, so I skipped React and started with Vue, I was surprised that I wrote the complete app within a week of starting to learn Vue ( https://github.com/thewhitetulip/Tasks-…
I really don't want to sound like an ass, but if you were at the stage of 'learning AJAX' a couple of months ago you are probably not in a position to judge the merits of JS frameworks like React, Vue or Angular.
Those frameworks/libraries don't write themselves.