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If you're not sure what problem it's trying to solve perhaps you should forgo commenting upon it.



I work as a javascript programmer, so I'm trying to do my small part to stem the tide of crapware before it makes my job less pleasant (too late in the case of angular).


I feel that as a js programmer you probably owe it to yourself to understand this space better. These frameworks are coming in fast because they're very powerful - and they're here to stay. Looking at your example definitely feels like you don't really understand how to use angular. Obviously it's your choice to make, but calling it crapware without really getting it, when it's going to directly effect your job is doing an injustice to nobody but yourself.


It's posts like yours that caused me to originally dismiss Angular out of hand and waste time with other frameworks until I came back around and took a better look at it.

Please reconsider whatever it is you think you're doing, it's seriously not helping anyone.


How can you judge it with so little understanding of the subject matter?




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