I’m not trying to be rude in any way here but literally everything you have posted here is incorrect. I don’t know where you’re getting your information from.
The only exception is about job postings and react, I’m not making the argument in any way shape or form that that isn’t the overwhelming majority of jobs out there, but that wasn’t what I was talking about I was saying it’s an actively bad choice for a project in 2025.
> I’m not trying to be rude in any way here but literally everything you have posted here is incorrect
I'm also not trying to be rude but you said a lot about React and offered a myriad of Google solutions to fix it, most of them got downgraded by Google itself and are on their way to the famous Google graveyard. Telling us about a problem and that Google knows how to fix it is indeed rude.
I stand corrected if I was wrong. Following the news over the years I had the impression that Dart (or Flutter) and Angular had been axed — with the decision reversed.
You are not wrong, staff from Dart, Flutter and Lit teams got fired. What happened after did not get to the news.
A Flutter and Firebase developer who goes by the name xeladu wrote that after a discussion with an unnamed “Google developer expert,” the developer wouldn’t recommend learning the language, but added it’s not time to port Flutter projects just yet.
“I’d rather say no to be totally honest. Only do it if you just want to play around. Then it will be fine,” xeladu wrote. “But becoming a serious professional Flutter developer could probably be a waste of time.”
Yea just to be clear none of that ever happened in real life.
I think maybe you might be mixing up some things here which is that there was once many years ago a version of Angular which was written in Dart which exists internally and powers AdWords but no longer exists publicly. Perhaps that is why you’re thinking of?
The only exception is about job postings and react, I’m not making the argument in any way shape or form that that isn’t the overwhelming majority of jobs out there, but that wasn’t what I was talking about I was saying it’s an actively bad choice for a project in 2025.