Amen, I agree 100% with this blog post. I work on a popular web application that's built on AngularJS, and these are the exact same conclusions that I've come

Amen, I agree 100% with this blog post. I work on a popular web application that's built on AngularJS, and these are the exact same conclusions that I've come to. * Code size is a huge issue for us. When something goes wrong, it's terrible to have to dig deep into mountains of code. * I haven't yet interviewed a developer who truly has a deep knowledge of AngularJS out of the box. There are lots of people who have shipped little projects with it, but at the end of the day, we hire smart guys and train them. Framework knowledge doesn't really matter. * I might be "hubris" to write your own framework for a small throwaway client project, but when you are heavily invested in your own product, every option is on the table. We borrowed time at the beginning by using Angular, and we are slowly paying it back, one frustrating problem at a time.