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by pbedat 2972 days ago
We recently began migrating a 4 year old and constantly growing angularjs 1.4 app to react. With angular2react and ngreact we don't face a lot of hard decisions, because we may use angular comps in react and vice versa. We have bootstrapped a angular 4/5 app at the same time, but react just feels right.
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Vue feels much more like the natural successor to angular 1 than angular 6 or react are. The least ceremony to getting sh## done framework. React is just a view layer. You are going to have to pull in libraries for routing and state management (at least)

I spent 3 months evaluating all 3 with a poc app and vue was the clear winner for me

> You are going to have to pull in libraries for ... state management

There is nothing wrong with using setState()... You don't have to pull in Redux, which itself is like 100 LOC minus the sanity checks & comments.