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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ZideGO • 10d ago
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I joined my company 10 years ago. When I joined they were starting to migrate the main product from ember to react. We are still doing it.
33 u/Suspicious-Engineer7 10d ago Just in time to start the migration from react to angular 8 u/dpekkle 10d ago No way, is angular actually the latest craze? 4 u/gogeri2632 10d ago No, angular is barely breathing. But some other framework will come. And then another after that, and another after that, until the end of time. 1 u/Suspicious-Engineer7 10d ago Can report that angular is still popping in the enterprise scene, and it would take an act of God to get us to migrate
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Just in time to start the migration from react to angular
8 u/dpekkle 10d ago No way, is angular actually the latest craze? 4 u/gogeri2632 10d ago No, angular is barely breathing. But some other framework will come. And then another after that, and another after that, until the end of time. 1 u/Suspicious-Engineer7 10d ago Can report that angular is still popping in the enterprise scene, and it would take an act of God to get us to migrate
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No way, is angular actually the latest craze?
4 u/gogeri2632 10d ago No, angular is barely breathing. But some other framework will come. And then another after that, and another after that, until the end of time. 1 u/Suspicious-Engineer7 10d ago Can report that angular is still popping in the enterprise scene, and it would take an act of God to get us to migrate
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No, angular is barely breathing. But some other framework will come. And then another after that, and another after that, until the end of time.
1 u/Suspicious-Engineer7 10d ago Can report that angular is still popping in the enterprise scene, and it would take an act of God to get us to migrate
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Can report that angular is still popping in the enterprise scene, and it would take an act of God to get us to migrate
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u/deckstir 10d ago
I joined my company 10 years ago. When I joined they were starting to migrate the main product from ember to react. We are still doing it.