Google does use Angular on many sites in production - the number is somewhere over 120 according to their metrics last I heard. They even use it for static pag

Google does use Angular on many sites in production - the number is somewhere over 120 according to their metrics last I heard. They even use it for static pages - I noticed that the older Google Nexus pages were done in Angular. They prominently tout using Angular for DoubleClick, among other sites. It is also used widely internally. Angular is also used by a formidable set of companies in production - Microsoft, Google, Apple, VMware, Netflix, MSNBC, Bloomberg, Washington Post, USA Today, US News & World Report, Amazon, Udacity, Cisco, and countless others. I have heard of it being used in the financial sector quite a bit as well. The prevalance of Angular and the strong support by Google is far more telling.