[danielharrison]

To be fair, those '10 other things' are already baked into angular, so if you don't want them, well, too bad.

[atmartins]

But you don't have to import something if you don't intend on using it. They're baked in conceptually, so there's more coherence, but the deployment payload doesn't have to be unnecessarily large.

[danielharrison]

I stand corrected. Looks as if things have changed from what I remember.