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hmmm is it a webpack or an angular problem ?
-> the css + js is not exposed to all components ?
Can't find any usable tutorial on how to import a 3-rd party lib like bootstrap right after the project is created with ng new myApp. I moved to React for now because of this frustration.
well react is one possibility :) is this just for experimentation ? because react is only a view library and cannot replace a full framework like angular unless you patch it together.
maybe you prefer the mvc way ? than take a look at ember. or you like components more closely to the HTML-Standards so aurelia would be a pick ? or you wanna go full functional and reactive using cycle ? :)
react with dynamic less and common libraries and so on can be a bitch as well.... :)
I used to love Meteor until i got to the deployment hell, so i gave that up. Now Angular2 with typescript + cli + webpack corkyness is frustrating. React seems even more horrible, but i will give it more time :)
actually react is quite nice in some sorts. it's over-hyped in my opinion -> but that's just my opinion but it has some nice ideas i do enjoy granularity and not having to use state-monads for a functional concept.
if i would have the time i would like to try aurelia or improve my cycle skills but finding people for those frameworks is hard. :D anyhow :D enjoy react and hf using cross-component-clickhandlers without an external statehandler like redux :D
What do you mean by finding people for those frameworks like aurelia is hard? I think you're right about React being over hyped, but it does show up in job requirements more and more lately, at least in Romania :) What do you find the most frustrating thing about each framework specially Angular2 ? :)
@muscaiu well aurelia and cycle are "off-hype" frameworks with strong opinionated approaches. both of them are basically telling the other frameworks how stupid they are. So it's hard to find people who used them and since I have to lead teams from time to time. I have to make the "need vs want" decision in the ecosystem and I want to use both of them in production but I need to find devs with experience in my geographic area.
About react, here it's the same but I only learn it so I've seen them and used them. I'm coding vanilla JS since 10 years now so the most confusing part for me were the transpilers because I used to write ES3 prototype inheritance and more along the line of object oriented reactive systems with observers.
Anyhow I only used react and angularJS in production so I can only really rant about them I'm not a specialist.
I like a lot of the ideas of both frameworks, I just don't always agree upon how they're implemented :) same goes for angular 2 and others :) for example the worker concept for rendering is pretty neat :)
The main thing I find frustrating about most of the JS-Frameworks is that you have to install 400MB of node packages to get 6k of js :D .... that is the thing that I hate the most :) and if you don't have the luxury of only working on 1 or 2 projects you waste 10GB only on dependencies where the guys even put their own images into the packages because they were bored :D ....