For a small team of developers, I would agree that React doesn't actually add any value but it makes sense for a bigger team and a more complex product. One th

For a small team of developers, I would agree that React doesn't actually add any value but it makes sense for a bigger team and a more complex product. One thing that I just can't stand about Angular 1 though, is dependency injection (which, ironically was one of their most touted 'features') - When working in a large team, I find that it's a hassle to figure out where a particular service was declared because they were magically injected into directives/controllers without any indication of where they came from; to get this workflow right requires a lot of discipline when it comes to folder structure and file naming conventions. I prefer to use the ES6 import statement as promoted by React or the tag-based module import promoted by Polymer.