Corollaries: - Knockout's organizational conventions appear inadequate to organizing larger projects, whereas Angular puts its module system right out front -

Corollaries: - Knockout's organizational conventions appear inadequate to organizing larger projects, whereas Angular puts its module system right out front - Yes, Angular definitely has the highest learning curve of any JS framework, but it more than makes up for it in the power, simplicity, composability, and expressiveness of the resulting app code; if it's too difficult for you, stick to something like Knockout or Backbone. - Oh, and there's no extra hand-waving for data-binding, because Angular uses a much simpler (and in aggregate, more efficient) approach to computing DOM updates