>Constant "expression changed after it was checked" errors because the data model change tracking is fundamentally broken
Sounds like are doing something wrong. At least I can't remember that particular one from three years of Angular >=2
> Repeated refactoring of HTML form interop and it still kinda sucks
Major breaking changes on nearly every upgrade that take days to do, even on our small apps.
I did most of upgrades for over a year I think. They were mostly trivial after reading up on the changes and I don't consider myself a 10x engineer. Pro tip: Learn to use this repo: https://github.com/cexbrayat/angular-cli-diff
> Crappy documention. There's no usage examples for most of the library, just the Angular version of Javadoc.
Not perfect (internal inconsistentencies where one paragraph says "don't do this" and a couple of pages down they do exactly that).
But far far from Javafoc.
> Terrible bike shedding by Angular and Material teams. I'm following a bunch of issues and I've never seen one closed. I've been following some of the threads for years.
I don't like Material either ;-)
For everyone else:
Like always: keep it simple. Stick with the standards. Use a good ide/editor. Use Angular CLI, stick to the style suggested by that even though you don't have to use it for every small thing.
Sounds like are doing something wrong. At least I can't remember that particular one from three years of Angular >=2
> Repeated refactoring of HTML form interop and it still kinda sucks Major breaking changes on nearly every upgrade that take days to do, even on our small apps.
I did most of upgrades for over a year I think. They were mostly trivial after reading up on the changes and I don't consider myself a 10x engineer. Pro tip: Learn to use this repo: https://github.com/cexbrayat/angular-cli-diff
> Crappy documention. There's no usage examples for most of the library, just the Angular version of Javadoc.
Not perfect (internal inconsistentencies where one paragraph says "don't do this" and a couple of pages down they do exactly that).
But far far from Javafoc.
> Terrible bike shedding by Angular and Material teams. I'm following a bunch of issues and I've never seen one closed. I've been following some of the threads for years.
I don't like Material either ;-)
For everyone else:
Like always: keep it simple. Stick with the standards. Use a good ide/editor. Use Angular CLI, stick to the style suggested by that even though you don't have to use it for every small thing.