When your old friend ask for your opinion about Angular 2...

After Angular 2 released I was like 'Fuck this Shit '!

What about Vue?

@lumogox
Using it since disappointed with angular^^

@Vikram ehh why? It's good that they update and renew it :)

@sadjad You call that an update ? They fucking changed their entire framework logic and implementation ! For God sake ...In BTW I'm a big Angular fan I write blogs on it though ..,still this hurts me till date

And I'm here stuck not knowing which to choose: Angular1, Angular2, React, or Vue.

I'm a newbie too.

Sometimes, I feel like stabbing the air.

Vueeeeeee

@loserboi – If you've never used one before, start with Vue. It's easy to pick up and will give you a good idea of whether your project needs a JS framework or not. You'll soon start learning where the boundaries of Vue are, and at that point – and only at that point – start investigating Angular 2 and React. The reality is that very few projects will benefit from React or Angular 2, so there's no point in diving into them until you need to.

OK here we go again, but i'm ready :

JQUERY ONLY FOREVERRRRR :D

GTFO! Seriously though, you're right. Very few projects require a JS framework and even then, a lot of the ones are used on could probably use jQuery. Too many devs use a tool because its cool rather than it being the best fit for the needs of a project.

@Vikram it's not supposed to be thought as an update Angular.js and Angular 2 are different products, not different versions of one.
I've been using angular2 since June, and had to go through the changes of 2.0 release in September, but I think I like it.

@loserboi why not Aurelia?

react is not even "1.0" and boy it's intimidating other hybrid frameworks

@blackfire the only reason I don't use it is its stupid license of Facebook. Makes me mad

i think, ionic 2 should have used vuejs instead of angular 2

@jstaiyou what does the license do? I'm looking to use it for work. but if there is a license...

@zaftco It says somethink like "you cannot use react to compete against Facebook"... whatever that means.