It's not Angular's architecture I have a problem with. As a former Delphi and current .NET developer, Angular fits like a glove, not to mention Typescript which was created by Anders Hejlsberg.
It's the output I'm worried about. The HTML outputted by Angular pre-Ivy is verbose and runs very slow on old browsers (IE9, with polyfills). A customer facing website can be visited by anyone, from a tech savvy Linux user to your grandma which uses Internet Explorer and thinks Facebook is the internet.
I don't want to face the wrath of clients who realize that their website is slow and non-optimized because I'm using Angular.
It's the output I'm worried about. The HTML outputted by Angular pre-Ivy is verbose and runs very slow on old browsers (IE9, with polyfills). A customer facing website can be visited by anyone, from a tech savvy Linux user to your grandma which uses Internet Explorer and thinks Facebook is the internet.
I don't want to face the wrath of clients who realize that their website is slow and non-optimized because I'm using Angular.