No worries, it doesn't sound sarcastic at all. First let me say you are absolutely right, Angular, React and Vue are equally capable and there is absolutely no valid reason to migrate from one to another in a production application. I have worked with all 3 (I did the original Angular and React implementation for JHipster) and the migration I did was mostly for the purpose of adding React support on JHipster. I migrated a PoC app from Angular to React to see if there is any performance improvement (remember this was during initial days of Angular2 and indeed React was faster then) and later used to that to add React support in JHipster. And that app was maintained only by me so this was ok. So yes I don't see any valid reason to do such a thing now a days. The only other time I have seen someone doing that is when they wanted all the applications in the company to use same framework and share reusable components, again this is more of we have money so we can do whatever situation and not a valid one IMO
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No worries, it doesn't sound sarcastic at all. First let me say you are absolutely right, Angular, React and Vue are equally capable and there is absolutely no valid reason to migrate from one to another in a production application. I have worked with all 3 (I did the original Angular and React implementation for JHipster) and the migration I did was mostly for the purpose of adding React support on JHipster. I migrated a PoC app from Angular to React to see if there is any performance improvement (remember this was during initial days of Angular2 and indeed React was faster then) and later used to that to add React support in JHipster. And that app was maintained only by me so this was ok. So yes I don't see any valid reason to do such a thing now a days. The only other time I have seen someone doing that is when they wanted all the applications in the company to use same framework and share reusable components, again this is more of we have money so we can do whatever situation and not a valid one IMO