Yes I totally agree. I was writing the part about UI and logic seperation with a grain of salt because we still *ngIf and *ngFor in the template.
But yeah at the end of the day if your project doesn't have any extra special requirments, any framework will do. And it becomes a matter of which framework your engineers are comfortable with.
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Yes I totally agree. I was writing the part about UI and logic seperation with a grain of salt because we still *ngIf and *ngFor in the template.
But yeah at the end of the day if your project doesn't have any extra special requirments, any framework will do. And it becomes a matter of which framework your engineers are comfortable with.