Why not use Ionic for web applications rather than responsive Angular? [on hold]

Ionic has in-built grid system, stylish Progressive Web Application based design and angular inspired structure, then why not use Ionic always rather than using Angular (along with bootstrap) to give mobile look and feel?

Using Ionic completely means using Ionic CLI, grid, buttons and all Ionic components.

Thoughts??

Source: AngularJS



from Angular Questions https://angularquestions.com/2017/09/29/why-not-use-ionic-for-web-applications-rather-than-responsive-angular-on-hold/
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