I definitely second these comments. The app that I maintain at work started with Angular 5. We're now on Angular 11, but upgrades have never been an issue! I al

I definitely second these comments. The app that I maintain at work started with Angular 5. We're now on Angular 11, but upgrades have never been an issue! I also like how Angular can be quite easy to get started with when simply using two-way data binding without rxjs or some complicated state management library. Not every company has access to devs who are proficient in reactive state management and functional programming. Angular work surprisingly well for the average developer.