> not that uncommon. That is my understanding as well, it is especially common to see this when a product is migrating from one framework to another. A quick g

> not that uncommon. That is my understanding as well, it is especially common to see this when a product is migrating from one framework to another. A quick google search turned up plenty of examples: http://tiny.cc/jmur6y http://tiny.cc/jmur6y, including Microsoft's tool specifically for this purpose: https://github.com/microsoft/angular-react https://github.com/microsoft/angular-react.