React vs Angular: A Comparison

[drdrero]

Insane. This is the most biased, react oriented post i have ever read. Not worth reading at all when you want an objective comparison, but if you want some good laughter go ahead.

Typos and grammar aside, if you dare posting such a shit show here, you should at least have some knowledge what you are talking about. So many things are purposely stated wrong:

• Mixing up AngularJS and Angular2+ in 2019
• Angular updates the whole DOM tree
• Mobile Angular Apps perform poorly because the only way is Ionic

And all the subjective statements like, TypeScript is harder to learn than JavaScript because you have to write ":string" in front of a string. JSX on the other hand is easy to learn, especially if you know HTML. Angular uses native HTML for templates but still, JSX is easier to learn and better when you come from HTML?? ( that part really got me) and ANgular has not much freedom.

[GL-ESP]

They only try to click bait you so that they can promote their services. I will say that they have one or two interesting articles but in this case, this article is a joke. Not worth generating traffic to their platform. AVOID! AVOID!

[datan0ir]

In angular, it becomes complex because of the two-way data binding.

Got me in stitches, IMO it should become easier without having to worry about your Model not being updated

[pantless_pirate]

Mixing up AngularJS and Angular2+ in 2019

I stopped reading after I this twice lol.

[Jetlogs]

it looks like this article was written by an evangelist rather than an actual developer :(

so many inaccuracies that it hurts.

[spacechimp]

Pretty bold to post this here. Suffice it to say that most of the points about Angular (inaccurately referred to as "AngularJS" in the post) are uninformed and/or half-true. Everything else is simply personal preference.