His argument about the 'Unix Philosophy' reminds me a lot of the argument between using big web frameworks like Django vs smaller micro-frameworks like Flask. Personally, I prefer Flask for the small projects I make because of how nimble it is but it's hard to argue with the large organizations using Django for massive projects to (seemingly) good effect. Ironic since I actually do like Angular (sorry)!
Overall I felt the article was preachy and extremely biased. It's as if the author was trying really hard to convince as opposed to just presenting the facts and letting the reader make a choice based on the evidence.
I have concerns about ng2 but having made an effort to learn React as well I think he dramatically oversimplifies it's ease of use for large scale projects (where Angular shines, IMHO).
Overall I felt the article was preachy and extremely biased. It's as if the author was trying really hard to convince as opposed to just presenting the facts and letting the reader make a choice based on the evidence.
I have concerns about ng2 but having made an effort to learn React as well I think he dramatically oversimplifies it's ease of use for large scale projects (where Angular shines, IMHO).