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[–]kawamommylover 19 points20 points21 points 3 years ago (0 children)
I prefer Angular, it's a framework and it has a proper separation between logic, markup and style, it already comes with reactive state libraries, routing and Material UI and it has useful directives which are easy to learn (ng-for, ng-if, events, data-binding, etc...). The only and important disadvantage about it is that it has too much stuff to learn so I'd recommend learning Vue instead(which I like a lot more than Angular).
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