Angular can scale quite fine. I've been using it in a large development project. By "large" I mean hundreds of thousands of LOCs with more than two dozen developers for a year now. We reaped tremendous benefits by moving from the older framework we were on to Angular. Not only does it scale well technically, but also as part of process. What I mean by that is it doesn't just do well as a technology sitting on a server, but also makes it easier to develop and deliver code. Through the modularity the structure and dependency injection encourages, it is far easier to scale larger teams working on pieces in parallel than with other frameworks we've tried. If you have a chance visit http:///ng-conf.org and take a look at the videos, specifically the "building massive web apps" by the DoubleClick team. They successfully built an enormous app using Angular, and ours is even bigger than what they described.
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