> Google makes Angular you see, hence my confusion. The thing is, Google is not a single entity, like any other big corp. So there will be teams doing things d

> Google makes Angular you see, hence my confusion. The thing is, Google is not a single entity, like any other big corp. So there will be teams doing things differently, even in conflicting ways. Google is not using Angular for most of its sites, I think Closure is more popular there. You can do static page SEO with JS using libraries that allow isomorphic processing, see rendr, react etc.