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> The experience was wonderful and highly recommended. I think it's perfect for small teams who are more productive with traditional/backend tech.

You presented the actual valid argument for the OP's position. If you are a small team of largely backend engineers, using tech you aren't familiar with is probably the wrong solution. Unfortunately, the blog post decided to take a more aggressive stance and made the author just look like a fool.

Unfortunately, there are too many weird corner cases with Turbolinks. And it doesn't work with certain ad scripts (which ad publishers aren't interested to support Turbolinks).

How does Stimulus compare to Angular? It seemed like a random plug in the article for a framework that appeared at first glance to basically be Angular.