Sounds like that is credit to both Angular and React for facilitating largely library/framework agnostic code. I should mention that Angular 2 is quite a work

Sounds like that is credit to both Angular and React for facilitating largely library/framework agnostic code. I should mention that Angular 2 is quite a work in progress currently - even though it has the beta label, it still is very much far from production ready IMO. Components in Angular 2 are largely well conceived, excepting the interactions with inputs and outputs and how they interact between reusable components. React was cited by an Angular team member to me as being vastly easier to use when it comes to intercomponent communication currently - I trust the Angular team will eventually get it right, but for now there are certainly some holes.