I think the blessing and curse of Knockout as compared to a more complete framework like AngularJS is that it's incredibly easy to get started and doesn't force

I think the blessing and curse of Knockout as compared to a more complete framework like AngularJS is that it's incredibly easy to get started and doesn't force you into any sort of structure, but at the same time if you're not forced into a structure it's pretty easy to go down the "one mega JS file" route. I felt like AngularJS is more annoying to get started with because you have to follow its conventions but in return it gives you a nice structure to organize your code. I also personally prefer how Angular doesn't force you to use getters or setters, although it does involve more "magic" behind the scenes stuff which can be confusing.