> Framework performance is rarely a contributor to the speed of your rendering. It's most often a problem with how you structured your app. You can structure yo

> Framework performance is rarely a contributor to the speed of your rendering. It's most often a problem with how you structured your app. You can structure your app poorly in any framework. This is absolutely true! I would say that some frameworks make it easier to make mistakes. For example, Angular can be highly performant...but the automatic change detection kills performance. But wait, you can fix that! Just make your components use OnPush Change detection! ...which is not...the default? Why? In any Corporate app that displays complex UIs you absolutely need to be using it everywhere. but yet. Personally, I think it is to make it easier for beginners who don't understand why their observables are not showing content on the page but it is still annoying to set it in every component or hunt it down. This is a small part of why we turned to using nx and generators with configurations that add it by default.