Angular vs React: Is Angular a Dying Web Framework?

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Backed by Google, Angular is a TypeScript-based free and open-source web application framework. But ever since React came into existence in 2013, a never-ending debate between the two began: Which one of the two is better? This episode of Turing Dev Talks attempts to solve this mystery and answers one of the most important questions of the 2020s: Is Angular a Dying Framework?

1:19 - Angular vs React
6:24 - Angular and React use cases
9:15 - Why should you choose Angular?
12:18 - Job market for Angular developers
14:28 - Is Angular a dying web framework?
18:36 - The future of Angular

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