> frameworks' retention ratios (would use again / (would use again) This "metric" and the results leading towards are so misleading. What is their setting? The

> frameworks' retention ratios (would use again / (would use again) This "metric" and the results leading towards are so misleading. What is their setting? Their context? > The number of developers: Two front-end developers worked full-time for two weeks alongside another developer who worked full-time for one week, so that's three developers involved Ok, a fairly small team with a small app. It is ok for me, if business allows for this migration. Small team, needs fun. The write-up is ok. However, as a general reminder: take context into account. These comparisons never include teams size. React is dominated by 1 person projects, if you follow the tutorials. I work in enterprise context, where I am leading 100+ devs and would always, always opt for Angular, since it is opinionated.