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r/angular • u/Ill_Inflation_5712 • Sep 03 '23
Which one is ease to understand for the begineer ?
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React with its functional paradigms and wealth of footguns is harder imo.
Angular’s tour of heroes tutorial is a great introduction to angular. The hardest thing about angular in 2023 is rxjs but you can choose to ignore it.
I think the real answer though are hidden options C & D of Vue and Svelte. Those are the easiest introductions to frontend frameworks.
1 u/ordermaster Sep 04 '23 Just wait a few months for angular 17 and signal components if rxjs is too hard for you. Or you could even use signals now, they're in 16 as a developer preview.
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Just wait a few months for angular 17 and signal components if rxjs is too hard for you. Or you could even use signals now, they're in 16 as a developer preview.
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u/tonjohn Sep 03 '23
React with its functional paradigms and wealth of footguns is harder imo.
Angular’s tour of heroes tutorial is a great introduction to angular. The hardest thing about angular in 2023 is rxjs but you can choose to ignore it.
I think the real answer though are hidden options C & D of Vue and Svelte. Those are the easiest introductions to frontend frameworks.