> which can mean a lot of random 3rd party libraries in various states of support I think this aspect makes Angular feel more like the "Java EE" of the web wor

> which can mean a lot of random 3rd party libraries in various states of support I think this aspect makes Angular feel more like the "Java EE" of the web world. You can throw an Angular developer at an existing Angular code base and I'm fairly certain he'll know exactly what goes where and how things are strung together without much digging around or documentation required. For enterprises this is a very good thing.