I've used both and I much prefer Angular, more flexible and I find the simple object approach way easier to understand than the getters/setters. If you worry t

I've used both and I much prefer Angular, more flexible and I find the simple object approach way easier to understand than the getters/setters. If you worry that much about difficulty of maintenance because someone is calling their controller SomethingCtrl and another one SomethingController, you can choose one and enforce it during code reviews. I guess it's down to whether you prefer doing things your own way or having to follow their structure. Also not having some random divs popping up in your html is nice.