Mean Review

I liked that when you are using Mean it feels like its part of your codebase rather than something bolted-on in some sort of separate repository or system somewhere else, meaning everything works together seamlessly - no need for configuration files to be edited between environments. The syntax could use improvement by adding more sugar/less noise at times (e.g., function names). Also not sure if this was just my experience but there's been occasions where we've had dependencies break with…

I love how easy it was to get up & running with mean, as well as having access to many useful libraries that are not always included in other frameworks like Angular or ReactJS (like axios). It's also very fast! The documentation could be better for beginners but there isn't much out of date information online either so you can usually find what you need by searching through StackOverflow questions/answers - just make sure your question has been asked before because sometimes people don’t…

I like how easy it was to get started with mean, but also that there are so many options available for customization! There's definitely something here if you're looking at MEAN stack solutions or even just trying out new frameworks in general - they have some really great tutorials online as well (which were helpful when getting up-to speed). The documentation could be better overall though; sometimes things aren't super clear until after digging into them more deeply through other…

I like that it's very easy to get started with, has great documentation (although not as extensive compared other frameworks), but also provides several ways of doing things so you can decide what works best for your project/team needs at any given time! It makes building applications quick & painless without having too much code in there - just enough structure or boilerplate needed when starting out new projects / features etc., while still giving flexibility if required down-the line once…