Reservoir Dogs: Angular 2 vs React: Report by Evgeny Gusev and Ilya Taratukhin
Angular2 is refined, React and even more so. The spears are broken, swords are forged on plowshares, passions have already died down and, it seems, the status quo has been restored. Someone uses one tool, someone else, perhaps, sometimes shouts are heard: “And they have ...!”
However, not all so simple. In the end, we not only write code, but also solve problems of the same type:
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Someone may say: “This topic has been sucked a million times, why again?”. But, nevertheless, if you launch a new project or decide to rewrite the old one, you will still face the problem of choice. And even if you think that everything is obvious - this is far from being the case.
For a year now, Wrike has been using Angular 2 in combat. And everything seems to be fine, but sometimes doubts creep in: “What if we turned the wrong way?”
In this report, we will try to be "closer to the ground." No zaumi, the words "well, in theory ...". Let's take a real example for which you will be paid money, and we will look at it from different sides, trying to squeeze all the juice out of two competitors.
Mr. Red (Yevgeny Gusev) and Mr. Blue (Ilya Taratukhin) argue, prove, demonstrate examples, trying to figure out what is better.
There will be pain, there will be a dispute, there will be a conclusion (the video recording of the report from the RIT ++ festival , Moscow June 5, 2017).
However, not all so simple. In the end, we not only write code, but also solve problems of the same type:
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- How to make our application fast?
- How to write clearer and easier?
- How to write faster?
Someone may say: “This topic has been sucked a million times, why again?”. But, nevertheless, if you launch a new project or decide to rewrite the old one, you will still face the problem of choice. And even if you think that everything is obvious - this is far from being the case.
For a year now, Wrike has been using Angular 2 in combat. And everything seems to be fine, but sometimes doubts creep in: “What if we turned the wrong way?”
In this report, we will try to be "closer to the ground." No zaumi, the words "well, in theory ...". Let's take a real example for which you will be paid money, and we will look at it from different sides, trying to squeeze all the juice out of two competitors.
Mr. Red (Yevgeny Gusev) and Mr. Blue (Ilya Taratukhin) argue, prove, demonstrate examples, trying to figure out what is better.
There will be pain, there will be a dispute, there will be a conclusion (the video recording of the report from the RIT ++ festival , Moscow June 5, 2017).
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/330872/
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