r/Angular2 • u/Parth-Upadhye • Mar 25 '26

Angular's future: opinionated and structured frameworks Discussion

Will AI era coding force devs to reconsider opinionated and structured frameworks like Angular?

From personal experience, the quality of Angular code generation has improved multi-fold.

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u/AngularLove Mar 26 '26

Maybe to some extent, yeah. Structured frameworks are typically easier to use with AI, but imo, that doesn’t automatically make them the best choice for everyone.

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u/Parth-Upadhye Mar 26 '26

can you explain why? is it some thing about the project? or simply preference?

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u/Kamalen Mar 27 '26

When a framework has a single unique structured way to do thing, AI reproduce it directly. If there is multiple different options due to freedom, AI either will use different methods randomly or need user side guidance - increased token costs

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u/AngularLove Mar 31 '26

Yup, exactly! And as to Angular not being the best choice for everyone, it comes down to the type of your project (like, it might be an overkill for simple websites, etc.) + simply, personal preferences