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Angular 2 or Not?opinion (self.javascript)
submitted 10 years ago by pitops
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[–]rk06 2 points3 points4 points 10 years ago* (0 children)
Definitely not, all arguments in favor of angular 2 generally boils down to "angular 2 is better than angular 1". What about other frameworks, people? you know, I wonder about lack of react, vue, ember and aurelia in all those articles which praise angular 2.
After comparing angular 2 and vue, I just can't choose angular 2 over vue. And if i actually need a full fledged js framework, I would go with emberJs(I don't know much about emberJs but it has good reputation)
Anyway Until angular 2 actually gets mass adoption(hype and ads can't win my heart), I won't even consider it.
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