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iamroot44435y@nibor why shouldn't he? It's a perfectly good framework with way more features than Vue or React.
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iamroot44435y@react-guy I am mainly a Vue dev but from what I have seen and heard angular I much better for very large scale applications. With alot more tools for organization you don't need something like Vue router on top of it and it's all built in..
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Val-mxo265yYou are on a good path. I used to dislike Angular because people said it wasn't cool. But when I learnt Angular on my own, it was beautiful.
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@Val-mxo I tried it too, and compared to react, it really felt way more complex/engineering stuff (I'm an engineer myself BTW ).
IMO react is has a greater design in the sense that you can actually understand what happens without looking at the code or knowing some wizardly stuff that js can do.
Also it does not try to be a framework like angular (even if it feels like one, honestly). So it makes sense to me that it does provide so many features. As the Unix principle says "do one thing and do it right".
To come back to the subject : angular is great, but by my experience react is better, because less prone to debugging nightmares.
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Val-mxo265y@react-guy well I agree that Angular is more difficult to learn and has a more 'strict' approach than React.
But I prefer Angular in building large projects because it's way more easy to manage, has so many in built tools, and it's more organized.
JSX to me seems like a whole lot of mess and that's the problem I have with React.
Holy shit i am learning angular for the first time and it is actually pretty fucking cool!
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