• Template-Driven forms are very easy to write. We can recycle most of our HTML knowledge (assuming that we have any); on top of that, if we came from AngularJS, we already know how well we can make them work once we've mastered the technique.
• They are also rather easy to read and understand, at least from an HTML point of view; we have a plain, understandable HTML structure containing all the input fields and validators, one after another. Each element will have a name, a two-way binding with the underlying ngModel, and (possibly) a Template-Driven logic built upon aliases hooked to other elements that we can also see, or to the form itself.