>> then migrated to Angular to mitigate nested view chaos.
For the record, and for those who are unfamiliar, "nested view chaos" isn't an inherent characteristic of Backbone, and it can also be mitigated by writing good, thoughtful code (often easier said than done).
Using React views can make life easier, since composition of nested components is part of the design.
Yeah...I imagine that the original poster is going to be making a very similar post in 1 year, saying "We started in React, but switched to <sexy new tool> because <some fault of our own that we then blame on React>"
For the record, and for those who are unfamiliar, "nested view chaos" isn't an inherent characteristic of Backbone, and it can also be mitigated by writing good, thoughtful code (often easier said than done).
Using React views can make life easier, since composition of nested components is part of the design.