Angular Or React ?
Angular Or React ?

Imagine that you have the responsibility to start a front-end project in a new company for your team or your personal project so your first idea is searching in google about what technology you should use for the front end? Probably you get a thousand and hundred results with the top 3 technologies: React, Angular and vue.js for this reason today I will talk about React vs Angular, Vue.js will have a special post on this website later.

React

A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

Managed by Facebook Launched on May 2013

Used in web and mobile.

Angular

Angular is a platform and framework for building single-page client applications.

Managed by Google

Launched on Sep 2015

Launched on Sep 2015 Used in web and mobile.

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Advantages And Disadvantages

React

Easy to learn, thanks to its simple design if you know JS it’s fast and simple to use this library.

Very Fast, because it uses Virtual DOM implementation and rendering optimization

Great support for server-side rendering, making it a powerful framework for content-focused applications.

Functional Programming has easy and reusable code.

Migration is very easy.

Redux is easy to learn and helps to manage the application state in React.

Maybe problems with react are related to having a lot of tools, libraries, and ways to do the same things. I think React leaves developers to make choices about the best way to develop and if you don’t have the experience you can make bad decisions.

The community is divided into using CSS inside components or in separate modules or files. React now uses components but in his beginnings used OOP so you can see a lot of examples in different ways. JSX is confusing sometimes because you mix logic with HTML.

Angular

Typescript helps a lot when you don’t know JS and you need to start to get into the Javascript world.

Angular is based on components and that helps a lot to organize views, modules, and files.

Documentation helps get the all necessary information to start and work on a project.

Scalability and great architecture to create big projects.

Dependency injection helps a lot to separate concerns and create unit tests

You have rules, best practices, and the right way to create angular apps.

Problems in angular are when you start, you need some time to learn some basic concepts and the curve of learning takes more time. Performance, probably the performance is slower than react, but each release tries to improve it.

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Which Should I Choose?

The answer is: It depends because sometimes React fit very good in your company but in others just generate a messy code, in my experience to make this decision you need to evaluate some factors like size team, skills team, budget, size of your project, etc, please don’t make decisions just following trends, it’s a big fail, probably you need to have a checklist always with some questions:
['Sai Mohith']
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