> I'm glad that Angular 2 is the way it is because it allows to build enterprise-sized applications more easily that using Vue.js. That's just FUD, there is no

> I'm glad that Angular 2 is the way it is because it allows to build enterprise-sized applications more easily that using Vue.js. That's just FUD, there is nothing in Angular that makes it more oriented toward Enterprise than Vue.js, unless you consider bloat an necessary component of any enterprise oriented solution, which is obviously a lie. What will decide which framework is "enterprise" is the ecosystem, the amount of widgets, not the bloat. > I guess it comes down with the saying "the right tool for the job". Exactly, the right tool for the job, AKA using a library that does only what it should do instead of trying to be anything and everything because its creators think the complex it looks, the more enterprisey it sounds. They will learn the hard way, and so will you.