Is it because you actually need to be competent to use it?
Why is Angular 6 so hated?
Nathan Hall
Levi Wright
Because brainlets can't into design patterns and clean code, they would rather ignore 40+ years of industry experience and slap up some react shit so it can "just work"
Connor Wright
this so much
James Foster
NGS s faggotry
Learn to program. All of you.
Samuel Sanders
You know frameworks are supposed to reduce complexity, not create more right?
Angular and the like are for giant web applications managed by several coders needing a unified code base.
As a single developer/freelancer, using Angular is doing a disservice to yourself.
Lucas Hernandez
angular job pays a lot though
Owen Clark
Plumbing pays a lot too. I know which shitheap I'd rather shovel.
Easton Hughes
Isn't it because of the transition from AngularJS to Angular 2+?
Leo Allen
Basically these two and the general misconception on what Angular is.
I have to argue with my boss several times to not use themeforrest (long story) and not downloading more plugins to solve every single little thing. Everytime we talk about a solution their first answer is why not find a library to accomplish that. But I digress.
Back to topic, yes, Angular has a very steep learning curve (compared to other frameworks) and a lot of standards you have to adhere to. The "it just works" mentality that is so pervasive in webdev world makes Angular a less popular choice. Good for weeding out pajeeets and ching chongs though.
>Why must I create a service just to store a variable??
>Why do you need to so much time just to design a "simple" nav bar with a home page???
>Why do I need to separate my html and typescript code into two separate files??
>Why so many boilerplate code just to achieve one simple thing???
>Why can't I use jQuery???
Blake Bennett
>I have to argue with my boss several times to not use themeforrest (long story)
Do elaborate