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This is a good point, but to be fair you need to learn and implement similar solutions in an Angular-based project. You still need to implement a layering architecture that separates application/model state from view state (e.g. Flux/Redux), a module system (e.g. Webpack, Browserify), and a router (e.g. ui-router, react-router).


All of that is included with angular and is documented quite well in angular 2 (at least with the current typescript docs)




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