While the frustration with Angular (or any framework) is understandable, it's important to recognize the difference between genuine technical limitations and personal skill gaps. Every tool has a learning curve, and sometimes what feels like a flaw in the framework is actually an opportunity to grow as a developer.

Rather than dismissing a technology based on initial struggles, it's more productive to approach it with curiosity and a willingness to learn. A mindset shift from "This tool is bad" to "How can I improve my understanding of this tool?" can make a huge difference in long-term success.

That being said, constructive discussions about real pain points in any framework are always valuable, as long as they come from an informed perspective. Let's encourage learning and improvement rather than frustration and blame.