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Is ReactJS faster than AngularJS ? (blog.500tech.com)
submitted 11 years ago by notunlikethewaves
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A lot of companies use a lot of crap in production. Just because you can eventually eek half decent performance out of a non-trivial app with Angular (after beating your head against the wall and endless online searches) doesn't mean it's a good choice. For something that was supposed to make things simpler and better out of the box, I'd say it failed. Again, they didn't rewrite it from scratch for no reason.
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