I've used both and I could completely replace Angular with React and some scaffolding code. I used Angular on medium to large web apps in the past and while it

I've used both and I could completely replace Angular with React and some scaffolding code. I used Angular on medium to large web apps in the past and while its easy to get started you always get tons of problems at scale. Staying at scale without problems requires so much discipline its not even worth mentioning. The two-way bindings are just the wrong way to go in order to keep things simple as you scale. It becomes nearly impossible to reason about the performance of your app or what is going to trigger if you change a model. This is way, way too complex to build an application. With React most of this complexity goes away. I'm also using React from ClojureScript through the Om library so these might be contributing to said simplicity!