As someone who has been using Aurelia for over 12 months now, I am happy to see someone post this. A great framework that hasn't really had any major breaking c

As someone who has been using Aurelia for over 12 months now, I am happy to see someone post this. A great framework that hasn't really had any major breaking changes, even when it was alpha, then beta and release candidate. Keeping it up-to-date has been no effort at all and I have been building with it since it was basically announced. The thing I find funny about Angular 2 is all of the breaking changes they made during the release candidate. The whole point of a RC is no breaking changes and just bug fixes to get it stable before final release. They rewrote the router component 3 times alone. Updating from each RC release in itself was a nightmare for many. The whole misconception that because Angular 2 is Google affiliated it is the best framework around needs to die. Angular 2 is a Greentea oriented framework that isn't built for the public and first and foremost, for Google's own internal needs first. Aurelia is incredibly underrated and many of the developers I know who come from a background in Java and .NET where concepts like dependency injection are very important absolutely love Aurelia for introducing those concepts in an easy to use and understand manner.