That's a good, albeit very generic argument where you can switch Angular and React with simply A and B. My guess is that you haven't tried React? It's been in production at Facebook/Instagram for a few years now and powers the money-making parts of the site.
Trading simplicity for power is a false dilemma. If there's any library on the web that demonstrates this, it has to be React.
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That's a good, albeit very generic argument where you can switch Angular and React with simply A and B. My guess is that you haven't tried React? It's been in production at Facebook/Instagram for a few years now and powers the money-making parts of the site.
Trading simplicity for power is a false dilemma. If there's any library on the web that demonstrates this, it has to be React.