Angular vs React vs Vue [2020 Update]

Angular vs React vs Vue. Which one is best? Which one should you learn? Here's my opinion + a detailed comparison!

If you want to get started with any of the three frameworks, I got courses on all of them:

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[youarecorrectiamwrongbecau]

Ok let me tell you why I'm here.
So I spent a good amount of time to learn React and make some projects with it to totally grasp it and get comfortable with it. Fine.
Now I go online and search for work.
And I see people who post...

Requirements :
*React & Angular & Vue*

Here we you again.
*A client who doesn't know what he wants but needs a developer who can build an aeroplane and a ship when he actually needs a car and has a budget of a bicycle.*

[altmm]

1996

Bulbasaur, Charmandar and Squirtle

2020

Vue, Angular, React

[felipel.r.]

Probably you already know this Maximilian, but your work has 1) rescued hundreds of people from unemployment 2) Helped hundreds of people to get out of badly paid jobs and start a new career in web design 3) Helped many "obsolete" IT professionals to update themselves and preserve their job. In the name of two of these people: thank you so much for that, we wish you the very best, for you and your family.

[kc]

I know both React and Vue. But working with vue just makes me smile everytime. Its just feels good.

[alifrio]

i grow my career using ur voice max, 80% of my knowledge came from ur udemy and youtube. may bless and prosperity upon u my man.

[cck]

I had to learn Angular for a web dev course in span of two weeks (and yes I used Maximilian's Udemy course :) ) and initially it was painful to learn all the syntax and features. However, I ended up really liking it for how modular and standardized it is. In my experience, it is basically a Typescript based framework that employs modular philosophy and structure of Java without the verbosity of Java. In fact, some parts of my projects were not well planned out initially but a huge portion of the code ended up becoming extremely modular simply due to how Angular makes you approach a problem. A lot of people don't like standardized features but I worked in a team for my project and it was really easy to communicate different parts of the project because there are usually fairly standardized ways to implement certain features in Angular. I've heard Angular is more often used in larger projects in the industry and I can definitely see why.

[abubakarsadiiq]

Thank you Max for taking part building my career, I really didn't know anything about how apps are developed, the process, the steps, the models, the tips and tricks, the techniques, facing the obstacles, solving them, different ways of programming styles, and many more, all these I came to know when I joined your courses in Udemy. Angular is my favorite and others also.
Before, I was having trouble knowing how professional app developers write the code, but now I am smilingly going into deep the field of programmers. thank you..

[gtfo]

I started with Angular, moved to Vue, then had a project with React (freaking hated it).
Gimme Vue anyday.

[nelsonking]

I used to do just Angular but recently I picked up react and weirdly enough, I feel like React helped me understand Angular better. These days I use both React and Angular but I still prefer Angular. Haven't looked at Vue yet.

[boots]

I love Vue. I've used it nearly everyday for a couple of years. It's still such a joy to work with.

[keithnicholas]

Having done all 3, I'll not be a wishy washy and tell you my preference, which is Vue.... Vue + Tailwind is a nice productive combo .... React is good, Angular I'm kind of 50/50 on

[whenlifegivesyouLSD]

I've took your courses on Css, JavaScript and I'm taking a dive in Angular now (you're an amazing instructor btw) and I feel that angular is indeed harder but it's very organized and provides a very clear structure compared to react (played around with it a bit) ... I have to say I kinda like JSX tho 🤨

[hanzofuma]

I learned Angular 6 months ago, the first time I found it very hard to deal with TS but then I was embarrassed with all his features and the philosophy behind it is very cool. That's why now I m trying to learn a little bit of Vue he is a lot simpler and shares basically the same logic of Angular.

[mirceastan]

As a Java/C# developer, Angular is the easy choice, because it has a smaller learning curve for us and Angular is used heavily for enterprise projects, just like Java/C#, making a good combo.
The point is that jobs number may not tell the whole story, as it depends on which type of jobs one wants to take on.
By the way, thank you a lot for your Angular/Udemy course, it's a blast!

[acya]

this video is so underrated. Very good work! Thank you!

[moustafasaad]

I just finished your react native 2020 course. thanks man you're the best instructor aller Welt!!

[golodiassaid]

I started React and soon got messy, hard to differentiate the logic from the html and JavaScript, doesn't help it's my first frontend framework. I moved to Angular and funnily enough I found it self contained, easy organization, feature rich but steep learning curve and I would say it's worth it.

[JustForFunWithMe]

In my opinion, there is no better framework or programming language for senior software developers, they choose the one that fits a specific case, but if I had to choose I would go for VueJS.
thanks for this video.

[MarcMcRae]

Really great overview! Thanks for taking the time to make & share this.

[vitorosan]

Personally i love vue, and have been working with it since 2017. I tried angularjs and angular 2x before, but i really love the vue way of doing things. I have plans to learn react this year to see how it works