Angular is back with a vengeance

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[glauco_rocha]

after all the AI-centered content you've been producing, finally watching a video on JS feels like a breath of fresh air.

[doktordaxter]

Angular is truly one of the frameworks of all time

[matthewtrow]

Tribalism = my company adopted Vue, most the devs left, new devs started & didn't like it - "We didn't build this", new principal led the movement and decided to build everything again with NextJS, after dazzling everyone with a fireside chat that included cool cat GIFs and much LOLs. Two years later, principal left and took 50 percent of the devs with them. New devs joined, new principal led the movement and decided to build everything again with Angular, after dazzling everyone with l33t RxJS knowledge and more cat gifs - better ones. Devs still left from the Vue days decided enough was enough and spent 2 years developing their own framework, called "Wheel 3.0". Company eventually went bust, as 99% of the coding work was refactoring. Tribe no longer exists.

[growthmindest]

I used to think Angular is the best web framework until I used react and then I realized I was totally right

[sherlockmaverick]

Ah yes, finally a JS video after all the AI news.

Can't wait for LLMs to make their own versions soon. (/s)

[mjdryden]

I had no idea that Misko Hevery was the creator of angular. His articles on dependency injection and testable code were game changers for me early in career.

[hyiping]

The part where you describe how pleasant react is to work with is spot on.

[BrandonRobertsDev]

Much appreciated on the shoutout to Analog! 😃

[bogdanexit]

Angular came back with much more complex code and syntax to trick AI so we don't become obsolete :)))

[sephorasmuse]

I've been an Angular dev for several years. It's nice to see Angular getting some love. Thanks for the update.

[napapt]

I'm currently working as the architect on a project with lots of reactivity elements and I am so exited for this new feature to be released and start refactoring some of the RxJs implementations to Signals

[spencereaston]

Every time I master a new feature of Angular I feel like a wizard. Its the greatest for Application development, but is overkill for a website....

[DEUTSCHWULF]

As a dedicated Angular developer, so excited for this. Such an amazing framework.

[josewilhelm]

So, it was no joke when you mentioned Angular at the end of your last video

[dogagenc]

Over the past few years, I have developed and participated in projects utilizing Angular, React, Vue, and Svelte. I am particularly fond of Svelte's principles and would like to employ it in every project. For the past two weeks, I have been working on a React project, and it feels as if I'm treading on thin ice. My preferred order would be: Svelte > Vue > Angular > React.

[ChemistTea]

Amazing, as always. This definitely got me curious about signals, I wish it was a bit more described.

[alexanderalp]

I literally miss these Javascript Frameworks in a Code Report episode!

[ban_droid]

1:39 is my favorite part of this video

[mralex]

As an experienced react dev with like 7 years in of react development experience I love that part of the video with all react secrets muted.

[robottrainer]

I got into this 1 hr discussion at a job interview with a young react developer who wanted me to explain the various differences from React to Angular. I said something on how Angular is better. The process of service architecture and how they are superior to react useeffect, setstate, props. This was for a job interview, this became an ego trip for him; the wannabe Christian Bale from American Psycho. He spent the whole time shooting me down indirectly with various questions to make me tired of answering.

- I explained the many ways you can pass data and how.
- I defined parent and child services with various use cases rather than saving into one store.
- I explained subjects, eventemitters on saving data and why promises are better than subscriptions for data storage.
- I even explained how to manipulate data from API calls from examples he made up on the fly; winging it.

I eventually won and got under his skin because I explained it in so many ways, he was trying to make me look bad the whole time. I noticed the bias, but I was scolded at the end saying I lacked experienced by the recruiter; total win. I work for Microsoft now, glad I didn't get that job.