Angular vs React - Which Is The Better Framework To Learn in 2021?

Wondering which framework you should learn in 2021? Let's compare two of the front-runners in Angular and React. We'll compare aspects like the community, the learning curve, the built-in features, and job opportunities.

00:00 - Intro
00:30 - The Overview
02:30- Built-in Features
04:30 - Learning Curve
06:15 - The Ecosystem
07:50 - The Community
08:45 - Job Opportunities
_____________________________________________

Newsletter 🗞
Interested in exclusive content and discounts? 🤯 Sign up for the newsletter!
_____________________________________________

Connect with me 😀
_____________________________________________

COURSES 💻

[jasarwadlow]

Vue: When you buy a car, you get a car.
React: When you buy a car, you only get the chassis and engine. BYO brakes, exterior and interior, wheels, etc.
Angular: When you buy a car, you get the car, the car dealership, the engineers, the salespeople, the technicians, and a complimentary petrol station. Buyer assumes all risks and operating costs.

[benjamingaboury]

As a developer apprentice, I learned to code with React. Then come my internship and I worked with Angular. Never touched React again...

[myxsys]

Having written about a dozen+ react tutorials, I've just realized this morning it's better for new beginners to learn Angular first because it teaches you structure and good programming habits. With React, you have to spend a lot of time researching the best way of organizing your project structure.

[NaserAlOqab]

Rather than 'Angular does stuff for you so you don't have to think for yourself', I see it as it forcing you to use the best practices. Angular is an excellent foundation and learning tool for how you should structure and future proof a scalable project.

[MahmoudYhya]

Using Angular is like you have a full equipment ARMY, You can fight and win, actually I want to say with Angular you have all the tools you need to do what ever you want to do in the same place. It's like a full kitchen with everything you need to cook your food. Angular is my love

[siapaayo]

Angular 11 was amazing. I love angular especially for the code structure

[stephenmordeno]

I also had this question on my mind last year, and happy that we have come to the same conclusion. I've been studying React for a while now and has been loving it.

[bouamarelouahhabi]

I worked with React for the last 3 years It was very good, now In my current job we use angular and it's a joy, maybe I liked it more than react, opinionated stuff is good when you switch projects often because even when you're new in the team you adapt fast.

[akinwanded.akin-james]

Thanks for the video. I just started angular and I love it. It's so structured and compact. I also like React maybe in the near future I might learn React.

[gillesashley]

Angular CLI is just the love of my life. Easy to scaffold anything you want.

[manojmudegowdar]

I have been learning Angular and have used it in some of the projects which I thoroughly liked and enjoyed but I wanted to checkout why React was getting all the hype especially in YT so I started seeing some of the tutorials but React feels like an unfurnished house which costs less and is ready to be customised on the other hand Angular feels like a fully furnished luxurious house (costs more!!)
Conclusion: I am not able to learn react cause Angular ruined every upcoming framework for me I just love it

[xouchthathurtzx]

I was taught REACT out the gate, but a lot of interviewers have asked about ANGULAR compared to VUE, so my next endeavor is angular. Thank you for the video!

[williamramirezlizano]

I've done quite a lot of work on both, I actually am working now in a government project completely done in react and I can see it's benefits, but I also work in angular in other large scale projects and hands down I choose angular, If I'm hired to do react work I'd go for it, but if I have to choose for my own system, angular.

[sazari]

when i work in angular project i miss react, when i work with react project i miss angular, there is just no escape

[Letmeoutfromthebasement]

working with react for the past 2 years and it's true, developer (beginner) can easily learn about the concept i.e. props and state, jsx, lifecycle...compare to Angular which I've learnt for the past two months, it is structured and neat however it's very challenging to understand the concept...and it's true, i always refer to the docs because its hard to memorise Angular stuff!

[hallvardlundehervig]

About to learn React for my first job after university! Thanks for tips!

[piotr]

yes, in React you have too choose between React context, Redux various ways and packages (formik or react-hook-form ) to handle forms, react-fetching-library vs. axiosa or even React.js vs React+TypeScript etc. in Angular it is more simple and .js in outdated now

[DevenSitapara]

I appreciate your experience on your videos, to the point, very usefully, Thanks for sharing your experience

[lasseklvstad]

Great comparison! My opinion is that you should use Typescript in both Angular and React in a professional project. In Angular i think that rxjs is very interesting and is motivating me to be more clever. In React I learn more about javascript and functional programing aswell as beeing closer to the html. Choose React if you want to learn js, html, css. Choose Angular if you don't have time time learn, but want to make the best descisions.

[brainoverflow]

Best comparison video I've ever seen ! Non biased which is really hard to find these days. I've started to work with a big enterprise and they prefer Angular like you say. Although I'm interested in using new frameworks like Svelte for my personal projects I can understand why they prefer it. Although at first glance Angular looks harder than React and Svelte even looks easier than React.