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by salmanapk
4912 days ago
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Angular is used internally by Google for bit-more-than-complex projects so its possible my friend. It was also used for the Double Click for Advertisers rewrite.[1] >and still lot of things they didn't support like proper callbacks upon rendering, etc Heh render callbacks in Angular? That's so Backbone. Did you read the hello world tutorial? 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJoAnVRIVQo |
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also i don't know why not too many people bring up such issues as the 'if/else/switch' flagging nightmare that comes with maintaining an angular code-base. it makes your code a very verbose in that regards.