"I personally dont like React because of JSX,I dont want to have to learn a JS superset..." What do you gain from that? You don't like it because you haven't r

"I personally dont like React because of JSX,I dont want to have to learn a JS superset..." What do you gain from that? You don't like it because you haven't really given it a go because you'd have to learn something new? JSX is very low resistance to learn. Not that you have to use it; it's worth learning it because it makes you more productive. I use Angular for my main product, but chose to go with React for a new small sub-product to see how it worked. I learnt JSX, I learnt how you should do things. I followed something similar to the Flux patterns in the time I had available. Now, I feel in a much better position to make an informed choice in the future. Using React helped me to appreciate the things Angular does well, it also showed me areas where things could be done better. There isn't a 'better' framework in either case. You need to understand the tradeoffs to know where one or other is going to be a good fit. This is always the case in software.