Angular2 is following the exact same approach. Although the isomorphic bits aren't production ready yet. Basically Angular2 renders a completely interactive vi

Angular2 is following the exact same approach. Although the isomorphic bits aren't production ready yet. Basically Angular2 renders a completely interactive view that captures any user events that occur while the app is bootstrapping in the background. Once the app is loaded, the events are replayed to make the user experience consistent. React and Angular2 are fundamentally just different flavors of the same underlying infrastructure. React is more de-centralized and composition based. Angular2 is more centralized, monolithic, OOP, architecture based. They have even eluded during presentations that the 2 core dev teams have been in direct contact to work out some technical details. From what I've heard, Ember.js uses these same approaches. Kinda makes me question how much of this started with Ember and was later adoped by React and Angular.