My personal experience with this was that Angular 2 was announced, which was completely non backwards compatible. So there were a bunch of people that
1) Needed to rewrite their code
2) Distrusted Angular to be stable
React had a philosophy of small reusable components and incremental upgrade. This is a particularly attractive idea for people experiencing the above. I think this is probably part of the shift in popularity.
1) Needed to rewrite their code
2) Distrusted Angular to be stable
React had a philosophy of small reusable components and incremental upgrade. This is a particularly attractive idea for people experiencing the above. I think this is probably part of the shift in popularity.