Angular V/S React

Angular v/s React
Angular v/s React

Angular

This is an open-source technology stack that aids in building scalable web applications. Developed by Google and Community. Released on September 16, 2016. Gmail, YouTube TV, Udacity and many more use Angular in their technology stacks.

Prominent features of Angular

1. It uses Microsoft’s Typescript language that introduces static typing and annotations.
2. Can turn templates into optimized code.
3. Allows code-splitting so that only the portion of code that the user requests get loaded.
4. Uses an Angular CLI (Command Line Interface) tool that can manage Angular applications directly from the command shell.
5. Offers the ability to create interactive animation with the help of intuitive APIs.

React

This is an open-source technology stack that aids in building web applications and hybrid mobile apps. Developed by Facebook and Community. Released on May 29,2013. Instagram, Facebook, and Netflix are some examples of apps built with React.

Prominent features of React

1.Declarative in nature (i.e., instructing the program on what should be done instead of describing how to do it)
2. Supports use of third-party libraries.
3. Component-based — administers encapsulated components that manage their own state.
4. No need to rewrite code again when the technology stack changes.
5. Uses virtual document object model (DOM) for updating UI whenever a change is introduced.
6. It uses the “Hooks” function, which with the help from function components, allows using React without classes.

Which is better: Angular or React?

React and Angular are front-end development libraries and frameworks, respectively. Both offer distinct features that help build powerful user interfaces. The choice between Angular vs React depends on the businesses’ requirements.

When to use Angular?

Angular is a good choice while developing enterprise-level web applications with long-term development insight, building real-time apps and building scalable apps.

When to use React?

While building progressive web apps (PWA), the app is expected to support multiple events, looking for mobile app platform framework solution. And therefore, React would be a perfect match.

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