I think the enterprise appeal with Ng is its opinionated project structure. There's not much wiggle-room, so onboarding a new Ng dev to a 3-year-old Ng project is almost nil. ... compared to something else, this hire may take weeks to hit velocity.
And by "enterprise", we mean somewhere large enough that employee churn is part of the game, and devs are disposable.
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I think the enterprise appeal with Ng is its opinionated project structure. There's not much wiggle-room, so onboarding a new Ng dev to a 3-year-old Ng project is almost nil. ... compared to something else, this hire may take weeks to hit velocity.
And by "enterprise", we mean somewhere large enough that employee churn is part of the game, and devs are disposable.