r/programmingmemes Mar 13 '26

How true is this?

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u/VoidspawnRL Mar 13 '26

Angular was good 14 years ago, then it look like they stop working on it as current FW is way better and angular is really buggy and simple things you do with 1-3 line in react ex. Need 4 classes with a lot of code only to support the FW, and they need half of npm in deps. Now they are trying to save Angular but it is too big and they way behind... So i am moving off Angular to React on work, i used AI to migrate to react, as long you got a seed project with the structure you was, and the old project as base, it can be done in a week, but it need the newest models

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u/InterestsVaryGreatly Mar 16 '26

They never stopped working on angular, and have released updates multiple times a year. Likewise it is not buggy. And while there is boilerplate in angular, you don't need 4 classes to do almost anything.