Angular vs React: which should you choose?

React vs Angular: which framework should you choose? They both provide, on the surface, a very similar set of features - a rich client-side JavaScript & Typescript user experience, with state management and components. But once you get into it, the two provide radically different experiences that appeal to very different people and companies. One is safe, and the other is disruptive. Which one you choose could depend on who you are!

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[zoxx]

For the past 5 years, Every 6 months I come and search for a react / angular comparaison . This one is by far the most straightforward and elegant! Inspiring! Well done 👏

[jaredwilliams]

I'd say Angular is what taught me how to write organized code. I've coded for years before trying Angular, and my code always was a tangled mess. Being forced to follow a strict structure helped me learn how to think about code organization and structure, even outside of Angular.

[theobellash]

Totally agree with you !
I know angular and react as well !
But still, I do prefer Angular for larger projects…the way angular manages state…

[basudevadhikari]

This is the best comparision of angular and react I have ever seen. It took me more than a year to learn most of the core knowledge of Angular. But totally worth it. A simple custom directive, or pipes can do you a huge favor while you are writing a lot of repetitive code but of course takes time.

[gurpreetsingh]

I worked in a startup and I didnt face any difficulty with Angular also! Once you master Angular, you would just love it!

[MichaelMbugua]

You did a great job on your explanations. I use Angular to build ERP systems after trying React..

[jadenguyen]

I love when you explanation started with the logo/ concept/ vision of both frameworks. Didnt notice that before. The video duration and the career advice are pleasant! Keep up the good work! Best regards from Switzerland.

[xXCdeZerXx]

Im looking into which of these two I'll be learning next, and I really appreciate your summary. You've provided a nice perspective overview, thanks.

[riketscience]

congrats dude, this has to be THE go to video for anybody who would really like to understand the principle differences between the two. I now know which direction I will be focussing my attention. I won't say which - because as you so rightly state, it's up to the individual, their requirements, what they are happy with, what a client might need....

[yashbehara]

I've coded with Angular for 3 years and was looking everywhere for a proper comparison. Most of the videos out there are just direct, out of the definition, robotic comparisons but this one brought me the clarity I was looking for. Thank you!

[DiffRentBreed]

This was absolutely amazing. Putting things into the most simplest of terms and not even coding terms. I had my eyes set on react for my next big project but after this, I see that I really want angular instead. I'll be using react for my personal projects and small things I just want to have fun with. But my long term, hope to be companies some day, I will be using angular. Thank you!

[mlungost]

jumped to the closing remarks, and that 2 mins discussion was so well stated and straightforward than a lot of reviewed out here

[Enigmata]

React is easy to learn because it’s a library. It is incomplete by nature. The question to ask yourself is are you willing to pick up React, only to then learn React Router, React Redux, and/or Nextjs to get all its potential?

I’d rather have a framework that I spend a few weeks learning but I know I can stick to than learn a library in a day but have to learn a bunch of other packages and frameworks to fill it’s gaps

[darrengreene]

I love how you explained the technical intricacies in a storytelling fashion!

[joshualloyd]

I feel blessed to have found your video. I am getting into JavaScript now (after HTML and CSS) and was wonding what path to go down after I really dive deep into JS. I do have plans to take a lot of TS courses and dive deep on that before going into Angular & React. You have shown me that both would be very advantageous for my career and I am excited to continue down this path. Thank you so much for your guidance!

I think I might do angular first after having a strong grasp on JS & Then React.

[MrEvansjethro]

Honest and straight to the point. I have always had a conviction to learn Angular, and you really helped me to decide. Thank you.

[JemilMarcosTyC]

Glad to hear I'm on the right track! I picked Angular and feel very comfortable... you made a very elegant and clear comparison. Thanks!

[nope]

The way you explain things to keep them just enough silly and interesting while still having the value of information is really legendary. Thank you for the video

[malvikabaru]

Wonderful start video for someone who for the first time wants to understand the difference between the two languages.

[tomharner]

Excellent breakdown! Very easy to follow! Extremely clear!