> You can use webpack with Angular. That is a bit of an understatement. Using the angular CLI the default is setting up a project with webpack with a single co

> You can use webpack with Angular. That is a bit of an understatement. Using the angular CLI the default is setting up a project with webpack with a single command. Webpack is wrapped in the "ng ..." commands for building and running. With "ng eject" the webpack config file is exposed and webpack is in the driver seat. It is not just "can" but it is really easy these days. There may be reasons not to like Angular but articles focusing on AngularJS 1.x are not shining the light on relevant weaknesses. Angular may be too late if one buys into the view that the growth in the JavaScript ecosystem has peaked or is peaking soon. My personal view is that the growth has been stunted by severe UX problems before ES6/Typescript and we are just at the beginning of an explosive growth phase with no end in sight.