Django angular coffee?

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Hello, so far I have been creating small projects on django for upwork, I almost never used js except for the one that comes with different batteries for django, I want to raise $ per hour, but for that I need to get a js framework, I looked around the world front and something too much. Questions

1. if

   Lots of people use React as the V in MVC

   do I understand correctly that this is better than a full-fledged mvc (mvvm ??) from angular? In the sense it turns out that django + angular is an overhead? Which one integrates better with django?
   
2. och. I liked the coffeescript, but on Habré they wrote that with the advent of es6, the patient is more dead than alive, although the last release was after the release of es6

   1.9.3 - MAY 27, 2015

   . In addition, angular2, as I understand it, will be designed to work through typescript and not be backward compatible with 1x
   

in general : a front-end framework/liba and a language that will eventually survive.
Thank you.

Answer 1

We made one big project on the angular + typescript stack, and a couple of small ones on angular + js. As a result, we are thinking of abandoning angular altogether, looking towards react on es6 through babel + third-party libraries for ajax, promise, etc.
Causes:
They also tried to use Coffescript, but after the announcement of es2015, we decided that we would not, because anyway, a large pack of features migrated from the coffeescript to the new standard, we decided to use babel, which in the future can simply be disabled.
Typescript - convenient to use for writing libraries, because. at the output, we also have .d.ts files that can be used by the IDE for hints, as well as .d.ts can be converted to jsdoc.

Answer 2

Angular goes with Python to all vacancies
, literally from fresh https://moikrug.ru/vacancies/1000021474
the only thing that is sometimes praised is Ember JS, I have no experience with it, but there are enough opinions on Habré

Answer 3

Cofiscript is an alternative to the classics (js), it's not a framework, but a language, did I understand correctly?
If it will be easy for you to jump from tongue to tongue, then you can try coffee.
I talked with various representatives of the front-end, 90% unanimously shout that Angular is a game, because with a complex project architecture with a large number of models, the Angular code will become unreadable and incomprehensible, for small projects it can and will do + for some reason it is requested in most vacancies. The remaining 10% are probably either beginners, or even more unlikely - gurus who understood all the jokes of the framework.
React is highly praised and Facebook uses it together with flux / redux
An alternative to angular is ember, I have not heard bad reviews about it, they say that it is clearer than the brainchild of Google.
According to statistics, it is popular in the CIS and is not bad enough - backbone.
If you are looking for a vacancy, then you will not have a choice: Angular will be requested.