Keep in mind that one way to achieve simplicity is to do less. ReactJS
doesn't target everything that AngularJS does. For example, it has nothing
like the AngularJS $http service. There are many more examples like this.

On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 10:30 AM, Bernard Poulin <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Despite the efforts from the AngularJS team to keep it "simple", the
> learning curve and mental effort required to build large applications while
> keeping it "clean" is still too high I find. Lots of concepts to learn,
> some of which appear non-essential (why have service/factory/controller
> variants?) and the painful mechanics of how all the moving parts can
> "interact" with each other. For a large application, it quickly becomes a
> mess I find.
>
> I have not used ReactJS but from what I can understand, it is kept lean
> and tries to include new concepts only when strictly necessary. ReactJS
> seems to win on that front.
>
> On top of that, they focus a lot on "component"-ization. As of today, it
> makes ReactJS *look *like the best option for projects that can scale.
>
> I have a feeling that we careful consideration, AngularJS 2.0 could be
> re-architected to reach some of the ReactJS's high-valued goals and be back
> as being the top toolkit.
>
> I am curious to hear from Angular 2.0's think tank team:   *What is the
> AngularJS 2.0 response to ReactJS (simplicity)?*
>
> regards,
> B.
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