AngularJS & Thymeleaf - What are the differences?

Interesting post, thanks.

The most important part of designing a responsive web application is mapping out the MVC boundaries.

I've been using server-side templating technologies for a long time and recently started dabbling in Angular.

One advantage of server-side view resolution is that it is easier to maintain clear MVC boundaries, and the server side can reuse the business logic to build the view and respond to other requests.

Angular makes it easy to build a great UX. I don't know how we lived without it. However, since it is an MVC, I must duplicate some logic to protect the backend from bad data. I don't want to be blinded by my past. Am I missing something?

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Interesting post, thanks.

The most important part of designing a responsive web application is mapping out the MVC boundaries.

I've been using server-side templating technologies for a long time and recently started dabbling in Angular.

One advantage of server-side view resolution is that it is easier to maintain clear MVC boundaries, and the server side can reuse the business logic to build the view and respond to other requests.

Angular makes it easy to build a great UX. I don't know how we lived without it. However, since it is an MVC, I must duplicate some logic to protect the backend from bad data. I don't want to be blinded by my past. Am I missing something?

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