24/04/2023, 21:00 12ft | Should You Use Angular in 2023?. Where does the framework stand now?

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Why We’re Ignorant of Our Own Ignorance

I’m digressing. So why do people use Angular?

Angular uses a component-based architecture that makes organizing code into

bite-sized blocks easier with a clear separation of concerns. Modularity is the
foundation of Angular’s framework.

You can say the same thing for React and Vue, but how it’s implemented is what
separates Angular from the pack.

Angular is strongly opinionated. This means that if you want to do something, you
must do it a certain way. There’s no negotiation over it. Meanwhile, React is a
library, which means there is flexibility in how things are implemented, but it can
also lead to variability.

For small projects, React is great because you can just do whatever you want and
how you want it. But as the project grows and different opinions clash in teams,
this can lead to conflicts over what certain patterns and implementations should
look like.

One person’s version of best practices might not align with another opinionated
team member. We’re human. It happens. React and Vue are used for large
projects, so it’s not the end of the world — just more negotiations and
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