One of the aspects of Angular that seems to appeal to a multitude of people is its opinions on how you structure an application. Usually we consider opinions to be bad, since developers don’t want your ideas on what constitutes “correct” application architecture thrust upon them.

In the case of JavaScript, it seems that there was a mass of folks waiting for someone – anyone – to have a strong opinion on which enterprises could standardize and applications could be built, scaled and maintained by large and ever changing teams. In the end, we needed more than a foundation, we needed building plans.

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