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I do think you can do infinite scrolling with Angular
It appears that Angular apps run into performance problems due to 2-way
binding between data stores (models) and DOM elements (views) as the number
elements increase:
http://www.williambrownstreet.net/blog/2013/07/angularjs-my-solution-to-the-ng-repeat-performance-problem/
"In short, ng-repeat creates bad performance and AngularJS is getting
slower with more than 2000-2500 two-way bindings to watch."
I don’t think a framework like Angular becomes as popular as it does by
being incredibly limiting, dysfunctional, and inefficient.
There are typically trade-offs between developer productivity,
functionality-performance, and application complexity with
highly-opinionated frameworks; notwithstanding their popularity.
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