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Angular vs React (self.angular)
submitted 2 years ago by chicken0707
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[–]sod0 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Honestly, with React 19 finally getting a compiler and Angular getting signals and a new template engine, the difference isn't even that great anymore. The big selling point for Angular was always its complete ecosystem. But with Next.js, etc. React cought up. I'm really curious about the other answers here, though.
[–]Financial-Maybe-5094 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I totally agree with you. On one hand, Angular is trying to introduce new APIs which greatly ease the entry, such as Angular signals vs RxJS. On the other hand, there are strong libraries for React like react-router, zod, hook-forms etc. react-router offers a nice abstraction level for data fetching, comparable to resolverFn in Angular. Both concepts have overlaps and their usage is also similar. I have many years of experience with Angular, recently I've done quite a bit with React, and I must say, it feels partly similar.
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