Like with Django, I find angularjs difficulty almost always merited.
When I am struggling with "agh why do I have to do it like that" in either framework I later find that either 1) the difficulty was necessary for some important reason and they're saving future me from easy mistakes or 2) that the difficulty was due to me not knowing some really amazing concept or paradigm or pattern.
This isn't to say that angular is perfect, but damned if it isn't elegant, powerful, and well thought out.
I've found angular to be by and large incredibly intuitive and easy to use. But there is also an effect of they're solving pains I've had in prior projects, and using concepts I'm familiar with.
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Like with Django, I find angularjs difficulty almost always merited.
When I am struggling with "agh why do I have to do it like that" in either framework I later find that either 1) the difficulty was necessary for some important reason and they're saving future me from easy mistakes or 2) that the difficulty was due to me not knowing some really amazing concept or paradigm or pattern.
This isn't to say that angular is perfect, but damned if it isn't elegant, powerful, and well thought out.
I've found angular to be by and large incredibly intuitive and easy to use. But there is also an effect of they're solving pains I've had in prior projects, and using concepts I'm familiar with.