Ask most AI coding tools to “build me a web app” and watch what happens. Nine times out of ten, you’ll get: React, Next.js, Tailwind, maybe a sprinkle of popular auth and UI libraries. No context. No questions about your team. No questions about your constraints. Just React‑by‑default. If you listen to AI long enough, you could easily conclude: React is obviously the “right” choice, Next.js is obviously the framework for everything, Angular is for… nobody, apparently. AI doesn’t pick stacks based on your reality. It picks stacks based on its training data — and that’s not the same thing. Why AI Tools Keep Recommending React and Next.js This isn’t a conspiracy. It’s a side effect of how these models learn and how AI builders integrate frameworks. A few reasons: Training data dominance Public React and Next.js codebases, tutorials, templates, and snippets massively outnumber public Angular projects. Many Angular apps live in closed enterprise repos, so models simply see less Angular.…