Angular vs React vs Vue: Which Framework to Learn in 2022

After learning the foundations of JavaScript, you might be wondering which frontend framework to learn, be that Angular, React, or Vue. As with most things in the programming world, it depends! In this video, @CodeCast explains everything you need to know to make an informed decision and ensure you're learning the right thing!

00:00 Introduction
01:04 Angular
03:04 React
04:20 Vue
05:28 Jobs?
08:02 Learning curve
11:12 Future-proofness
14:48 Alex's conclusion

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[Ca-rpbv]

Learn React to get a job ( half of the jobs are for React, its better for getting a job )
Learn Angular to work in a big corp ( people that love Java aka big corps tend to prefer Angular )
Lean Vue because its easier and you can build more things faster ( best for entrepreneurs )
PS.: Learn anyone to be honest they do the same, but go deep into it

[SoftwareTICs]

One of the best reviews I have ever seen on the web. Good features comparison and reasonably giving the pros and cons of every technology.

[MarcelinoSandroni]

I have learned everything with javascript, then jump to react, pretty easy when you have a good knowledge in javascript and software engineering in general.
When I faced oak opportunity to work in angular, just reading the docs in two days is sufficient to jump and develop any project.
I have a good exp with nest.js in backend, so angular was the same thing in principles
Learned Vue two, and all the 3 frames work your away depending the type of project you are working.
Even at back and I use ts, python, c#, go, it's all tools and it's your function to choose the best fit.
At start, choose the easiest, react for front, express for back, both with typescript.

[vocabestan]

this is the best video I have seen on this topic so far. especially the learning part and their stability ... good points and concerns ... thank you so much

[Ivyleaf]

This is hands down the best breakdown/comparison of the big 3 I've heard

[jessicamorris]

Such an informative video. Thank you for sharing the differences between the three main frameworks Angular, Vue, and React. Keep sharing more videos regarding mobile Apps and their frameworks. Keep sharing!

[djnizay]

Started with vanilla js, JQuery and php before moving on to Angular 8. I still remember the sleepless nights, there was so much stuff to learn. Fast foward six months and Angular was the best thing that had happened to me. I had been able to churn out complex websites with very little time and very well structured code.

[sivuyilemagutywa]

Learning curve depends on the developers experience, if you already know C#, Java then Angular will be familiar and easy to understand, back in 2015 I was using PHP, becoz React was so complicated for me coming from Java. Javascript is easy to get started, but very complicated. Vue is great for beginners, I use Vue for small projects and Angular for large apps.

[bhaumikd]

Master JS/TS and see how all three frameworks become easier to adopt. I don't get it when people say one is more complex than another. They are all the same stuff with different implementations mainly surrounding data binding. I have used Angular in enterprise, React in ecom and now using nuxt 3 in startup. Believe me they are all the same. One rule: anything that is easier to learn gets complex in scalable solutions. Choice is yours.

My favourite is still Angular because it's way more structured, comes with everything you need out of the box and dependency injection!

[buka.a]

I always feel iffy when people talk of learning JSX like its some hard thing to do. I believe if you know HTML, JSX shouldn't be a problem as they are almost the same. In fact JSX was made to make Javascript look like HTML. I never had a problem with JSX when I started learning React.

[karuppasamym]

I am using angular frame work for making websites since 2017 and it is good and very fast rendering the ui.

[damianperez]

Vue, you don't have to worry about re renderings, its way easier to use any managment store (pinia instead of redux), super easy to set up, etc

[Rajib]

Vanilla.Js to Vue. The journey is very smooth so far. Should be easy to learn frameworks like Nuxt.

[faisalalhoqani]

A clear and concise comparison thank you dear and keep it up.

[oscargalvez]

Amazing video! Really, it was so well done, easy to watch and most of all very informative. You also react... *badum psss* very well on camera! I have programming experience, but none around any of these, so all your points of view, helped me take a decision to go for React. Thanks!!

[mohamedaityoussef]

thanks for the free courses, much appreciated

[NNNedlog]

Thanks a lot. I was stuck with this decision but I think I have my answer

[kayderl]

Love this video. Would you consider doing a comparison with Svelte too? Keep being awesome, buddy.

[shemmy]

Great video...I plan to learn React as my first framework

[bookercodes]

Hi! Alex from the video here!


Now you've watched the video. Which frontend framework will you learn?