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Dennis Tretyakov •

Well, I think I truly understand the point "Love it" and "Nice to have a side JavaScript framework", but those are more personal ones. Might be you could point out some more pragmatical benefits of Angular?

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Abdur Rehman Khalid •
  1. Angular is a Complete Framework, you do not need any external libraries to perform your work.
  2. Angular has various kinds of form handling such as Reactive, Template Based, and Dynamic(I don't remember completely).
  3. Angular imposes to write strongly object-oriented code.
  4. There is no need to write another programming language(JSX) for same work that has been done already (HTML).
  5. TypeScript is easy to understand as compared to JSX.
  6. Each file, .ts, .HTML, .css and .specs.ts is separated so there is very less chances of clutter in code.
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Dennis Tretyakov • • Edited

I'd argue some of these statements, but even assuming they r all valid. I don't see any of them as benefits that would result in the simplicity of development, testing, or maintenance.

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Abdur Rehman Khalid •

It is okay, everyone has their own opinion on certain matters, and it is quite easy for testing and maintenance as every file is separated even the testing files are places alone.