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Re:Things that suck in AngularJS by gkoberger on Monday October 28, 2013 @07:54PM (#6630723)
I was of course generalizing -- by "Googling", I meant everything from reading StackOverflow to browsing GitHub to looking at the docs.

That being said, I'm not quite sure where that 30% figure comes from. Whose code am I reading? Why am I reading it?

Angular isn't your run-of-the-mill framework. They've reimagined almost everything. That's fine (and for the most part, I like what they've done) -- but documentation is incredibly important.

Re:Things that suck in AngularJS by kosinus on Tuesday October 29, 2013 @03:35AM (#6632489)
AngularJS code. I regularly dive in whenever I run into an obstacle.

The 30% figure is a wild guess, and may sound a bit large, but I certainly spend a lot of time reading other people's code. Or even rereading my own code.

Docs can be improved, absolutely, but there's no framework where I didn't feel that way about documentation. I don't think I've worked with any framework for more than an hour without looking at its code.