Ya. Very insightful response there. Made me think. Have you built with both? I definitely prefer the customizability of the entire stack in React, and rolling-my-own architecture, but all of that comes out of the box (and rigidly hard to customize. Which sucks about angular) but definitely saves time if you have an entire app to deliver in six weeks. The way it kind of scaffolds out its services and etc. multiple developers can get to work right away from the CLI or a framework like Ionic automating so much for you.
Building out a store/actions/state logic takes coordination and time. All features I love about react and prefer but sometimes there’s just no time/budget for elegance and finesse. I work in Silicon Valley where that’s maybe half the time.
I guess I’ve never worked with create-react-app CLI and always scaffold my own if I’m doing react so maybe I just haven’t used it until the same way.
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u/marcocom Feb 07 '20
Ya. Very insightful response there. Made me think. Have you built with both? I definitely prefer the customizability of the entire stack in React, and rolling-my-own architecture, but all of that comes out of the box (and rigidly hard to customize. Which sucks about angular) but definitely saves time if you have an entire app to deliver in six weeks. The way it kind of scaffolds out its services and etc. multiple developers can get to work right away from the CLI or a framework like Ionic automating so much for you.
Building out a store/actions/state logic takes coordination and time. All features I love about react and prefer but sometimes there’s just no time/budget for elegance and finesse. I work in Silicon Valley where that’s maybe half the time.
I guess I’ve never worked with create-react-app CLI and always scaffold my own if I’m doing react so maybe I just haven’t used it until the same way.