Also: Angular 2's Change Detection is a flaming tire fire of needless complexity. Everyone benchmarks a Todo app and concludes that it has comparable perf to R

Also: Angular 2's Change Detection is a flaming tire fire of needless complexity. Everyone benchmarks a Todo app and concludes that it has comparable perf to React. In practice, Angular 2's Change Detection makes apps incredibly slow. Change Detection in a reasonably large app resembles a bucket of water, sloshing back and forth. Every template event and timer causes your Component tree to be re-rendered every time. Because Angular doesn't encourage immutable data by default, and its ngFor directive optimizes for mutating data... Apps have a tremendous amount of trouble migrating to OnPush at a later time. It's a mine field riddled with gotchas and edge cases. Angular2 lacks coherence. Or maybe its unifying theme is massive, needless complexity. It's not worth the trouble.