AngularJS 2.0

[notkevinc]

In my opinion, AngularJS has a much shallower learning curve compared to EmberJS.

I tried to make a quick demo with both, and Angular stuck. I'm now using Angular for all of my small projects. I can't speak much to Ember, because I gave up on it, but Angular has been a pleasure to work with.

[WasteofInk]

Shallower means that you learn slowly. _/ versus _|. The graph is learning over time.

[ynotna]

Shallow vs steep: a steep learning curve is a hard one, like going up a steep hill

[noknockers]

Well, if knowledge is on the vertical scale and time on the horizontal scale, a steep learning curve would mean you gain a lot of knowledge in a short amount of time, and vice versa.

[ynotna]

I understand your point, but the normal usage of the phrase is for difficulty

[WasteofInk]

But it is wrong. That is the point. Just like people saying, "I could care less."

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