As a counterpoint: I consult for government agencies that have all separately decided to standardise on Angular.
They mostly publish static content: alerts, updates, reports, etc…
At most they might have a single page somewhere for submitting a payment or a simple form.
But because of this JS framework by default policy all their apps end up with extra complexity, extra build steps, and an awful amount of dependency maintenance.
Most of their sites could have been static HTML files on disk.
They mostly publish static content: alerts, updates, reports, etc…
At most they might have a single page somewhere for submitting a payment or a simple form.
But because of this JS framework by default policy all their apps end up with extra complexity, extra build steps, and an awful amount of dependency maintenance.
Most of their sites could have been static HTML files on disk.