You can frankly do front end the way you've always done. We still use razor with a little jquery and a lot of our older projects still use asp forms. We've use

You can frankly do front end the way you've always done. We still use razor with a little jquery and a lot of our older projects still use asp forms. We've used angular on a few projects, but it took time to educate our staff and their time to market as well as the required support increased significantly, and then angular 2 arrived... Honestly it seems like the JS exists to sell a lot of education and a lot of books. Maybe we did it wrong, but as a clean business case angular was a terrible for us.