Concerning Angular burning bridges, it can feel as though the entire community is thrown under the bus, when projects die. MSFT is king at this.
However Angular 1 was a terrible, highly opinionated, off the rails, DOA product. How it became the rage shows how much the web world wanted simple binding mechanisms.
Angular 9 is totally different and no longer hijacks Javascript via its older arcane DI system. It now allows full support of latest Javascript and Typescript and Webpack specs. Its CLI makes it simple to use. It's DI now fully supports modules.
It is fast and a natural fit for OOP folks who know MVVM.
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Concerning Angular burning bridges, it can feel as though the entire community is thrown under the bus, when projects die. MSFT is king at this.
However Angular 1 was a terrible, highly opinionated, off the rails, DOA product. How it became the rage shows how much the web world wanted simple binding mechanisms.
Angular 9 is totally different and no longer hijacks Javascript via its older arcane DI system. It now allows full support of latest Javascript and Typescript and Webpack specs. Its CLI makes it simple to use. It's DI now fully supports modules.
It is fast and a natural fit for OOP folks who know MVVM.