With ES6 becoming the standard in JavaScript, I think you'll probably find that more and more people will try to make their code object-oriented rather than functional.
When I learned Angular 4 and TypeScript, it seemed very heavily object-oriented. React is a little less OO, but it also has it's own OO paradigms in it.
I have always heard about Ember but have never given it a shot. I think I should!
100% agree with you Jake. All of the frameworks (even react) are moving towards a more Object Orientated approach as a result. And in fairness I think that makes sense with the way Javascript is evolving.
But it creates a great opportunity for another language to fill that functional spot.
Give it a go and let us know how you get on!
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With ES6 becoming the standard in JavaScript, I think you'll probably find that more and more people will try to make their code object-oriented rather than functional.
When I learned Angular 4 and TypeScript, it seemed very heavily object-oriented. React is a little less OO, but it also has it's own OO paradigms in it.
I have always heard about Ember but have never given it a shot. I think I should!
100% agree with you Jake. All of the frameworks (even react) are moving towards a more Object Orientated approach as a result. And in fairness I think that makes sense with the way Javascript is evolving.
But it creates a great opportunity for another language to fill that functional spot.
Give it a go and let us know how you get on!