That is correct, Angular leaves a lot to be desired. The tooling is just not there and the developer is usually left to do due diligence on their own. React/JS

That is correct, Angular leaves a lot to be desired. The tooling is just not there and the developer is usually left to do due diligence on their own. React/JSX and TypeScript are a response to this and it's fair bit more pleasant when either of them are involved.