Still heavily used in gov / enterpries / finance. Anecdotally after 6 years of React, switching back to Angular it has a huge learning curve. Such a large surf

Still heavily used in gov / enterpries / finance. Anecdotally after 6 years of React, switching back to Angular it has a huge learning curve. Such a large surface area with zonejs, rxjs, modules. I feel productive with it now and actually prefer services + rxjs to redux. I like how much is included and has established pattern but it feels very heavy handed, just adding a single component involves a stupid amount of boilerplat.