That’s a great point that helps to clarify a concern I had with abandoning something well-worn like Angular for something new like StencilJS.
It’s not just that there are more resources to help guide you through Angular problems, but there are a lot of things that are helpful to have in an app that Angular has evolved to provide, whereas it’s tough for a new tool to address them all.
Maybe going without a framework and using StencilJS can still work very well, like for very specific functionality that you know StencilJS can already provide, but Angular is likely to be the more resilient choice.