Personal suggestion, try not to use it in formal projects, because until it is officially released, there may be many changes that you do not have the energy to deal with repeatedly in formal projects
It must not be possible. Who can take on this responsibility for the company’s projects? Sometimes people who engage in technology will inevitably act like martial arts idiots. But you are not fighting alone. Also think about the team, the community, the risk, the mess. To be honest, I want to do a full evaluation before recommending angularjs1 in the company and report to the boss. This is all swimming against the current.
There’s nothing wrong with it. I wrote a few denos in the previous section and it’s okay, but other existing frameworks may not necessarily be compatible with 2
You will know after reading this. We have used it, overcome difficulties, and have our own experiences: http://my.oschina.net/u/2391672/blog/550574#OSC_h3_3
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Personal suggestion, try not to use it in formal projects, because until it is officially released, there may be many changes that you do not have the energy to deal with repeatedly in formal projects
It must not be possible. Who can take on this responsibility for the company’s projects?
Sometimes people who engage in technology will inevitably act like martial arts idiots.
But you are not fighting alone. Also think about the team, the community, the risk, the mess.
To be honest, I want to do a full evaluation before recommending angularjs1 in the company and report to the boss. This is all swimming against the current.
There’s nothing wrong with it. I wrote a few denos in the previous section and it’s okay, but other existing frameworks may not necessarily be compatible with 2
You will know after reading this. We have used it, overcome difficulties, and have our own experiences: http://my.oschina.net/u/2391672/blog/550574#OSC_h3_3