That's a good point. I don't think many people actually dislike React. There are people like me who might be mildly frustrated that React is getting so much att

That's a good point. I don't think many people actually dislike React. There are people like me who might be mildly frustrated that React is getting so much attention when Vue.js and Polymer might be better, simpler solutions. I like React (especially with all the new setup and debugging tooling) but whenever I use it, I feel that it is a small step down from Polymer. I think that unfortunately Polymer 0.5 was launched too early and its reputation has been tainted even though Polymer 2.0 is amazing. I do know that there are also developers in the Vue.js camp who would never use React out of principle. I spoke with HR people from Facebook in the past and they've told me that there are developers who simply refuse to use React but I think it's more a matter of stubbornness because, all things considered, it is roughly comparable to Polymer and Vue.js.