Nice write up, full disclosure I work on a large Sass Application using Angular for 3-4 years now. For this type of application Angular is a solid choice. The larger the project / team is when Angular begins to shine.
Somethings to highlight for other devs:
The default may be separating components into 3 files but you are not forced to, everything can go in the component file
Can't imagine not using RXJS now that I have gotten use to it.
For large projects/teams would highly recommend NXDev Tools, works with both Angular and React, takes a lot of the pain points away. In the end your mostly writing es6 business logic, makes framework code secondary concern.
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Nice write up, full disclosure I work on a large Sass Application using Angular for 3-4 years now. For this type of application Angular is a solid choice. The larger the project / team is when Angular begins to shine.
Somethings to highlight for other devs:
The default may be separating components into 3 files but you are not forced to, everything can go in the component file
Can't imagine not using RXJS now that I have gotten use to it.
For large projects/teams would highly recommend NXDev Tools, works with both Angular and React, takes a lot of the pain points away. In the end your mostly writing es6 business logic, makes framework code secondary concern.