What is React JS?
React is a JavaScript library developed by Facebook which allows you to build UI components. It facilitates the creation of interactive User Interfaces. It also makes the code easier to understand and launch. React Java Script framework uses server-side rendering to provide a flexible, performance-oriented solution.
What is Angular?
Angular is a structural framework for developing dynamic web apps. It allows developers to use HTML as a template language and allows HTML’s syntax to express the application’s components briefly and clearly.
It is a fully featured JavaScript framework that helps developing dynamic, single page web apps. It also supports the (MVC) programming structure.
Key Features of React
Allows you to use 3rd party libraries
Time-Saving
Simplicity and Composable
Fully supported by Facebook.
Better user experience and very fast performance.
Faster Development
Code Stability with One-directional data binding
React Components
Key Features of Angular
Built-in support for AJAX, HTTP, and Observables
Large community support
Consistent with technology
Typescript offers efficiency
Cleaner and crisp Coding
Enhanced support for error handling
Seamless updates using Angular CLI
Forms and validation
Shadow DOM / local CSS
UI and Business Logic Separation
Advantages of React
Here, are pros/benefits of using React:
- Easy to learn because of its simple Design
- The HTML-like syntax for which allows templating, and highly detailed documentation.
- Developers can spend more time writing modern JavaScript, and less time worrying about the framework-specific code.
- Enhance support for server-side rendering, making it a robust framework for content-focused applications.
- Migrating between versions is in React.
- Facebook offers “codemod” feature to automate much of the process.
- Skills learned in React can be applied to Native development.
- When you combine with ES6/7, ReactJS is perfect for managing heavy loads with relative ease.
Advantages of Angular
Here, are pros/benefits of using Angular:
- Offers clean code development
- Higher Performance
- Material Design-like Interface
- An angular framework can take care of routing which means moving from one view to another is easy
- Seamless Updates using Angular CLI
Disadvantages of React
Here, are cons/problems of using React:
- Integrating Reacts in the traditional MVC framework like Rail requires complex configuration.
- ReactJS would require the users to have in-depth knowledge with respect to the integration of user interface into M VC framework.
Disadvantages of Angular
Here, are cons/problems of using Angular:
- An angular feature can be confusing for newcomers.
- The documentation on the official Angular site is difficult to understand
- Steep learning curve
- Scopes are hard to debug Limited Routing.
- There are so many versions of Angular
- SEO capabilities are limited
Which is Better?
- Both React and AngularJS are great options with respect to single page applications. However, both of them are also entirely different instruments. There might be statements like React is better than Angular or also vice versa.
Whatever may be your perception of the discussion about React Vs. AngularJS, you need to make choices based on your, requirement of functionality and usability.
Top comments (2)
Unfortunately for me, Angular sat idle for too long. Their NGmodule concept was good prior to EMCA modules, but conflicted afterward. They only recently made it optional. Too late for me as I already jumped ship and won't go back.
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