I don't know that there's a way for them to be "objective". Like n0us said, no framework's perfect, and anybody who chooses something or builds something is goi

I don't know that there's a way for them to be "objective". Like n0us said, no framework's perfect, and anybody who chooses something or builds something is going to tell you the thing they chose or built is the best, or at least better; if they didn't think that, they'd be using a different option. I've used React and Angular. They're both fine. They're just ways of doing the job. You can build stuff in them. The whole "pick a side and engage in a holy war" style of debate in programming is ridiculous, but it gets the clicks and pays the bills.