React VS Angular in 2020

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[roysmith]

I'm a professional developer and I hate those videos where they say "it depends", "you can use both" etc etc. and other safe and neutral terms.
We come here to get other dev's opinion. You are brave enough to share yours and I appreciate that more than you know.
This is a good video for everyone.

[NagaRajyadava]

As a Java developer I would say Angular is very simple to work. If you know any one of programming language you can easily learn Angular. Its very similar to Java mvc applications. It has dependency management like maven. Architecture like spring boot, strictly typed like java

[balabhadrachand]

Intro is lit 🔥sir. Really day by day I am becoming a die hard fan of you ❤. Thanks for all the instructions and guides.

[vaibhavphutane]

Since 6 months I was doing analysis on following points
1. Number of jobs
2. Average salary offered
3. Jobs where Angular and React both are required
4. Niche companies
In all above points react wins the battle. React has 20% more average salary than Angular. plus number of openings for react are way more than Angular (Angular openings are decreased in 2020)

[DarlingBryan]

I love the changing setting! Quality video as always. Thanks.

[ksk]

Most informed video I found on Youtube regarding React v Angular. You couldn't have put it in a better way than this.

[bobbyisac]

Hey I really loved your definitive opinion. Would love to see the video on corporate use cases especially building MVPs on either frameworks, performance etc.

[ciaranjmcgv]

I'm glad i took the time to watch this. I'm a full stack developer - software engineer and I've been using C# /ASP NET Core for the past few years. Getting kinda bored of using it though so i'm looking for a new approach to web and mobile apps for my projects. I think I'm going to go with React (at first) and see where that takes me. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I'll keep up to date with your other videos!

[denespapp]

the best Angular<>React comparison I've ever seen. Unbiased, not trying to please everyone. Most comparisons are created by junior developers who never worked on big projects or used other frameworks/libraries than React so they are React fanboys and Angular haters. Most of them still think that Angular===Angular.js. Both Angular and React are super useful tools, and for different use cases. React is a simple, easy to learn and beginner friendly UI library while Angular is a big, "batteries-included" framework which has built in features for 99% of the cases that you'll need in the future when you work on a complex SPA

[nachotattooca]

FINALLY! Someone who is very clear using angular and react. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS! There are many ambiguous videos on the subject..

[sai]

After seeing so many angular vs react videos, finally today I got the clarity....nice points..thank you sir..

[Javii]

Honestly I jumped into angular without even considering react. I barely knew javascript. I spent the first day taking notes on various videos, the second day following a tutorial to make an angular app, and by the third day, I was routing and building my whole frontend app in typescript with angular in ionic. I spent all day every day, but still I thought Angular was really easy to learn.

[karthikeyan_vellingiri]

In my personal experience, I have started with angular, after that I started learning react.

When started react, I felt confused because of react jsx syntax (html and js are in same file). Comparing with angular, I felt angular has a clean file structure. But the prior knowledge of angular and it's component based features helps me to understand the react core concepts easily.

So my suggestion is try to understand the core concepts well on angular or react. Then Another one will be easy to learn.

[carlossam]

Your comment on the apple mouse was too funny :'D ... Good video!! keep going and keep inspiring.

[arnabghosh]

Your words about Typescript reminds me of my first week as an intern. My boss said the same thing, "Don't worry about typescript, you will pick it up within a week". And to my surprise, I actually did within half of the week.

[sameeranadgaonkar]

Learned Angular first, and it's very good! I've tried a bit of React, will try it again..

[mayoorm]

Worth listening! Thanks for sharing.
I am new to frontend stack. Got really useful insight.

[esakkisundar]

Thanks Hitesh. Its always a struggle for developers to keep learning new stuffs and each having its own syntax. Look at the plethora of Databases we have. Look at the OS options we have. Look at the programming language.

[CeresOutpost]

I just finished a React course and built a small SPA for a client. It was a lot of fun to learn and very weird coming from exclusively working on back-end projects with Laravel/PHP. On your advice, I will start playing with Angular next. Great video! Liked and subbed.