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I need to think where to click on Aurelia's website to find documentation.
Their docs (written on Aurelia ofc) are loading slower then typical such web page should.
Their marketing is bad, I can't find MVP on main page fast - what problems it solves, what are use cases, why we should use Aurelia and not something else.
As an architect I am also missing some words about the architecture. Looks like it is MVC, however, by looking on the router example - one of the most weird router syntaxes I've seen.
Uses ES6 classes - the most discussable feature which, actually, on the one hand doesn't solve any problem, on the other hand - made prototypes in JS a bit more confusing. You really can use just object literals and composition without any prototypes, classes and "new".
If you are building web sites which uses HTTP(S) then use it in standard way. It always will be the fastest way. Server receives one request and sends back to user absolutely everything minimum user will need for entire page and even a bit further. That is an architecture of simple HTTP and web and it always was since Tim invented www and HTTP. All those useless "frameworks" make it actually slower. With HTTP2 they also can't use the most powerful feature of HTTP2 - perfomance. Want to build complicated stuff use C++ or something if you don't want to follow HTTP structure, philosophy and web standards, you can invent another protocol, another browser, better JavaScript and propose your own web standards. But I will tell you that you will fail because simplicity of HTTP (now HTTP2) and how Tim made it is actually the best solution for the online fast content delivery.
However, In comparison to Angular, Aurelia really looks lighter. On the other hand, Aurelia in comparison with vanilla JS and ES6 is the same overhead.