Your comment strikes me as incredibly naive. Angular was written to tackle the task of re-writing the front-end of Double-Click, by far their most profitable application. Google is putting a ton of resources into Polymer, which is powering more and more of their mission critical properties, so Angular hasn&#x27;t had the benefit of being blessed by the wider organization as the one, true way of doing things. I think that&#x27;s a good thing, frankly. The group-think coming out of Facebook is unnerving to say the least.<p>You should step outside the Hacker News bubble and do a little research into just how widespread Angular usage is. You will find that it&#x27;s staggering. Google&#x27;s name means a lot, even if they haven&#x27;t gone all in on using Angular for everything. Don&#x27;t get me wrong, I think React is a fresh new take on web development, but when I see people say &quot;because Facebook™&quot; it makes me cringe, hard.