[tinyvm]

Wow , reading comments was quite interesting.

I didn't thought so much people got "exhausted" by Angular. I personally tried it ( v2 , v4 , v5 , v6) and i really fell in love with it.

I use mostly Vue and Angular they complete each others very well , i prefer NGRX over Vuex and Angular native support for Typescript.

Typescript with Vue is a bit of hassle to set up and maintain, but with this new update this a bit of a game changer.

It appeals to a larger audience , especially those looking to build large scale project , while keeping the core of the community.

Really great news.

[aikah]

> I didn't thought so much people got "exhausted" by Angular. I personally tried it ( v2 , v4 , v5 , v6) and i really fell in love with it.

It's basically Java Spring IoC container ported to Javascript. But Javascript doesn't need an IoC container, it's a dynamic language... That's why I despise Angular. It's a framework that does absolutely nothing new then tries to mask its vacuity with layers and layers of complexity. It's like some people need to justify their salaries at Google so they churn useless yet elegant code. Why the heck does a JS view framework need a AOT compiler as well?

[mrath]

I share your view. I am generally a backend developer, I spent a lot of time with Angular(2+), recently started a project with react and also looked at Vue. so my time spent on Angular > React > Vue. If I have to choose a framework for a new project I would definitely choose between Angular and Vue, I won't write react unless I am paid. It is just verbose and ugly, no magic.