Angular 9.0
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Angular 9.0
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Re: Angular 9.0
#2I just updated my mid-size app from v8.2 to v9 with Ivy, and the total es2015 bundle size decreased from 973 KB to 669 KB. An over 31% improvement with no effort on my part!
Re: Angular 9.0
#3I just updated my mid-size app from v8.2 to v9 with Ivy, and the total es2015 bundle size decreased from 973 KB to 669 KB. An over 31% improvement with no effort on my part!
> 973 KB to 669 KB
Is that minified and gzipped?
Re: Angular 9.0
#4Will be interesting to see how it fares in the Js Benchmarks:
https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.ht...
Re: Angular 9.0
#5Huge release with a lot of time and effort put into it. Congrats to the angular team. Couldn’t imagine another framework putting in the amount of work they did in order to insure Ivy goes well.
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#6Why is Angular so less popular than React?
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#7Why is Angular so less popular than React?
Probably because its a larger learning curve and its a lot more "framework".
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#8Why is Angular so less popular than React?
Because of the whole debacle between Angular 1 and 2. During that time, React gained a huge foothold, and the momentum has continued to today.
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#9Why is Angular so less popular than React?
My guess is that the whole AngularJS/Angular2 fiasco really soured a lot of people on going anywhere near anything named Angular for a long time.
Re: Angular 9.0
#10Why is Angular so less popular than React?
Probably because its a larger learning curve and its a lot more "framework".
Saw a 2 man team that got features done in a couple of weeks on jquery move to angular and turn into a 15 man team that took months on each feature.
Management was very happy with how modern the stack felt
Sales came to a halt for 2 years since features came to a halt.
Turns out Angular is freaky hard to do right.