[Goranek]

I know that hating angular is popular these days, but i'm still using it, and it serves me well. Looking forward to Angular 2!

[NicoJuicy]

Yeah, it seemed that way because there was no migration path... That is fixed though ;)

Almost everyone i know is using something in the likes of AngularJS

[jbergens]

> Almost everyone i know is using something in the likes of AngularJS I do wonder what you mean with that. I think that both React and Ember are different but if you mean a javascript framework for building single page applications you're probably right.

[NicoJuicy]

Everyone who is following a bit of technology and/or searching for extra developers ( Brussels/Belgium) are all using AngularJS. Haven't found any mention of EmberJS or React or anything ( doesn't mean they don't know it)

There was only one difference, someone used AngularJS with Typescript :) ==> c#

[thoman23]

Agreed. Once you are fully up to speed with it (and not at one of the local optima as brilliantly shown on the famous Angular learning curve diagram), it's a pleasure to work with.