>I've seen teams that are simultaneously using both Angular and React happily and productively Yeah, it really is just a matter of opinion and thinking styles.

>I've seen teams that are simultaneously using both Angular and React happily and productively Yeah, it really is just a matter of opinion and thinking styles. I'm not sure why we're so bent on this idea that we should all do everything the same way. Part of it is self-preservation, I suppose. "I've got 20 years in Java and you're telling me it sucks (and, by extension I suck too)? You and I now have a problem." But, we keep doing this with any new tech, and never seem to get that it'll all change and matters a lot less than we think. What people raved about 5 or even 3 years ago is now passe'. Call it evolution, and that's probably a good thing. But seems we could have learned to skip the part where we beat each other over the head while awaiting The Next Big Thing. Funny thing is that no matter which framework you like, the worst thing you can do is not choose any framework. People can't even wrap their heads around the fact that you haven't declared a side.