The problem with AngularJS can be summarised thus:
"Its marketing and documentation does not correct those who believe it is suitable for web-applications more complex than simple CRUD apps."
As soon as you have an application where you have to reason about the events ocurring in your page, with AngularJS you're lost. Note that CRUD apps are a sizeable proportion if not the majority of applications, so it's brilliant for a massive number of applications.
But for anything more complicated, you're on a knife-edge of performance-problems and ballooning accidental complexity.
"Its marketing and documentation does not correct those who believe it is suitable for web-applications more complex than simple CRUD apps."
As soon as you have an application where you have to reason about the events ocurring in your page, with AngularJS you're lost. Note that CRUD apps are a sizeable proportion if not the majority of applications, so it's brilliant for a massive number of applications.
But for anything more complicated, you're on a knife-edge of performance-problems and ballooning accidental complexity.