I have been using Angular for about 2 years. And just started to have a look at other frameworks yesterday and deciding between going for Angular 2 or something

I have been using Angular for about 2 years. And just started to have a look at other frameworks yesterday and deciding between going for Angular 2 or something else. I found Aurelia and I think it's the next one I'll learn and use in my projects: http://aurelia.io/ http://aurelia.io/ 1. You can do the tutorial in an hour or so, and get the general idea in I'd say about 4 hours. 2. From what I've seen it'd be a 3. 3. Looks like a 3 too! 4. I've watched a couple of videos from his creator Rob Eisenberg, and the guys knows what he is talking about ;) Plus, it support the Flux architecture with a plug-in: http://blog.durandal.io/2015/07/23/creating-reactive-loosely-coupled-apps-with-aurelia-and-flux-episode-1/ http://blog.durandal.io/2015/07/23/creating-reactive-loosely... Also there's been some discussions comparing Aurelia to Angular2 and well, seems like Aurelia has the best architectural decissions in, for example: http://blog.durandal.io/2015/03/17/aurelia-angular-2-0-code-side-by-side-part-2/ http://blog.durandal.io/2015/03/17/aurelia-angular-2-0-code-... A very important thing for me is that it sports a set of tools for quickly setting up a development environment (yeoman generator, jspm, gulp, browsersync). It also supports modern Javascript (ES2015/ES2016) from the start (with Babel).