It's like either use Angular or end up building an Angular when you choose a smaller/lightweight framework. At least so many times it's true in my case.
Angular gives so much out of the box without making your double think it, well it's an opinionated toolset for sure.
However, any other frontend framework I've used and know, makes you to build all those stuff form scratch or get them by adding more and more dependencies to your project.
Great release and can't wait to try the performance optimization and build enhancements.
Looking forward to see esbuild gets more and more involved in their toolchain.
Angular gives so much out of the box without making your double think it, well it's an opinionated toolset for sure.
However, any other frontend framework I've used and know, makes you to build all those stuff form scratch or get them by adding more and more dependencies to your project.
Great release and can't wait to try the performance optimization and build enhancements.
Looking forward to see esbuild gets more and more involved in their toolchain.