I work in Angular, and yeah it's worth noting that Angular can be kind of exhausting to keep up with. While they haven't done as major of a breaking change as t

I work in Angular, and yeah it's worth noting that Angular can be kind of exhausting to keep up with. While they haven't done as major of a breaking change as the jump from AngularJS to Angular 2 since then (I honestly don't even know why they have the same name, other than cause people knew the name), their release cycle is pretty fast, and there's entire websites dedicated to giving you bullet-point checklists of all the things to change/check as you upgrade from version to version. I'm only a tad familiar with Vue, but it seems like you wouldn't have as many curve balls thrown at you by committing to that framework. Which makes sense with it being essentially 1 guy's project, rather than a giant like Google (who famously is not one to care for backwards compatibility)