Thanks for the insight. FWIW we use Angular where I work, without any JavaScript build tooling (only for SASS), and it's actually fine. So taking proven soluti

Thanks for the insight. FWIW we use Angular where I work, without any JavaScript build tooling (only for SASS), and it's actually fine. So taking proven solutions that have been around for a couple of years in the front end world is not a bad idea, if you want to just Get Things Done. At my last place we used React with all the latest hotness, and had ongoing issues with complexity and devs having to keep up with all the new tech.