[skylark]

The problem with internet discussions is that the raw number of people who have informed opinions are low compared to the number of people who want to participate in a given discussion.

Because of this, many people end up parroting the ideas they've heard from others without having the proper context or nuance in their arguments that you would normally get through actual experience.

The truth of the matter is somewhere in the middle of "Angular.js is good" and "Angular.js is the second coming of Satan." That truth probably lies closer to "Angular.js is good" than the general consensus on the internet would lead you to believe.

At the end of the day, take internet opinions as just that - opinions, and try to form your own conclusions.