I was right to be afraid of Angular.js I had some kind of a header caching bug where changing the headers on log-in didn't work properly... but only once out o

I was right to be afraid of Angular.js I had some kind of a header caching bug where changing the headers on log-in didn't work properly... but only once out of ten times. Really annoying thing to track down and ultimately something I never fixed because I didn't know where to start. This is why people use Angular once you logged in, not for their entire site.