> The main reason Angular JS will fail is because it’s difficult. I'm glad good scientists don't stop studying something because it's difficult, it would have

> The main reason Angular JS will fail is because it’s difficult. I'm glad good scientists don't stop studying something because it's difficult, it would have sucked for quantum theory. Seriously, though, that's the argument? A technology will fail because it's difficult? Hopefully the OP meant "overcomplicated" or "I tried to learn it and it was beyond my ability", but saying that something will fail because it's difficult is just stupid. Besides, even if Angular were to fail overnight, right now. The download sites go dark, the team is disbanded and starts working on something else, I'd argue that Angular has already succeeded by showing everyone a new way to tackle single apps and how to structure Javascript applications. Having said that, I'm pretty sure Angular is going to be around for quite a while.