I don’t understand the point of takes like this. The sites are all on different hardware in different data centers in different locations performing different t

I don’t understand the point of takes like this. The sites are all on different hardware in different data centers in different locations performing different tasks. Even the frameworks compared aren’t comparable. Angular should be compared to React. Not a client+server hybrid framework that utilizes React for UI and mainly exists to simplify tooling and code-splitting. Even if this comparison were relevant, the idea that you should choose a technology based on the minor variations in perception of performance of one person in one location is absurd. This is coming from someone who has had performance issues in Next.js and Angular. Both of which had little to do with Next.js and Angular.