Agreed jsx does feel like php, but it is so quick to prototype and provides so much better project structure as compared to angular where you need to create html + js + cs, uuh so many files to work with.
I have no experience with vuejs, would to recommend to learn it ?
@dhruvindsddev
In Angular you can have your HTML+TS+CSS all in one file. :)
When I open a React component I typically see 100+ lines of just hooks and startup code before getting to something interesting. When you finally make your way to the return sending back some JSX, the block is littered with different styles and opinions on how to structure, which makes it difficult to parse if it's not the style you're used to.
Agree.. Angular (modern) is also amazing.
Built in native support for Observables and Typescript is just amazing.
Agreed jsx does feel like php, but it is so quick to prototype and provides so much better project structure as compared to angular where you need to create html + js + cs, uuh so many files to work with.
I have no experience with vuejs, would to recommend to learn it ?
ps, by project structure I mean the flexibility to add anything anywhere, there are no strict rules to follow.
Yes, and people frequently do follow no rules... leading to the kind of trash I used to see in PHP that I hoped I'd never see again
Great for freelancing, nightmare for bigger companies
@dhruvindsddev In Angular you can have your HTML+TS+CSS all in one file. :)
When I open a React component I typically see 100+ lines of just hooks and startup code before getting to something interesting. When you finally make your way to the return sending back some JSX, the block is littered with different styles and opinions on how to structure, which makes it difficult to parse if it's not the style you're used to.
The same with RiotJS - out of the box