Aurelia is componentised, so you can use React as the view engine which (in theory) would give you the benefits of React alongside decent routing and DI (which

Aurelia is componentised, so you can use React as the view engine which (in theory) would give you the benefits of React alongside decent routing and DI (which can also be swapped out). One other thing that Aurelia is good about is not requiring a lot of DSL. The maintainers aren't interested in developer lock in or mindshare like Facebook and Google, so the code you write is more portable than with React or Angular - it's a shame the author didn't make more of this. Additionally the maintainers provide guarantees that they won't pull the projects, which Facebook and Google do not. That said, it's hard to argue that the ecosystem around React+Redux and Angular makes it very hard for the smaller players to get a look in for all sorts of reasons.