Angular vs React in 2024 - Make a RIGHT Choice (Difference Explained)

Today I will compare Angular vs React technologies. Indeed, these are two of the most popular JavaScript-based frameworks and libraries today. Which one should you choose for your project?
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⏱️CHAPTERS:
0:00 Angular vs React
0:52 What are Angular and React good for?
3:37 Key Differences of Angular vs React
7:31 Which is better Angular or React?
8:43 Career Opportunities for React and Angular Developers
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[@Daniel-Dann]

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[@flashback4588]

imo Angular for medium to large projects React for small projects Not saying you cant do vice versa but if you try building a large project with React you will need 3rd party frameworks Whereas with Angular you have everything you need Building small projects with Angular is also overkill because of all the tools it comes bundled with Its like buying the entire toolbox when all you really need is a screwdriver React is lightweight and more suited for small tasks

[@Daniel-Dann]

Good point

[@bullettime2808]

Facebook, Instagram, ChatGPT, Fiver, Netflix are all big enterprise applications but they use React and I'd argue if they used Angular then those products won't be as successful due to lack of proper SSR, huge and unacceptable bundle size for a user facing application and just lack of useful libraries for Angular

[@RakzinRoman]

As for me, Angular is more productive framework as react. I have used Angular about 4 years and think - its the best framework for enterprise applications.

[@bullettime2808]

How is it more productive ? it even lacks hot reload, your entire page updates on literally every change you make, on the other hand React has lightning fast hot reload with Vite, also React has a brilliant collection of third-party libraries like Shadcn UI, React Query and Zustand that allows you to ship stuff super fast

[@CodingAbroad]

@@bullettime2808what on earth are you talking about? Angular has had hot reloading since day one. And it’s also built on vite

[@CodingAbroad]

@@bullettime2808also Angular has many ui libraries to choose from as well. PrimeNG, material, onsen etc

[@codeme8016]

​@@bullettime2808Angular 17 now has hot reload. Incorporating Angular Material makes it even better.

[@grumpyFrog419]

@@bullettime2808 IMO that's the problem of React, I need to build a simple land page, why not stack up 4 libraries along? LOL About Angular reloading every binding value, it is part of its lifecycle and I agree it can be frustrating, but now you can control it with some memoize functions that come along with the framework, plus most of the time you'll be binding simple literal values, thus not compromising the performance.

[@smtkumar007]

i have worked on both in my company , have to say that i loved angular a lot , its very much object oriented and forces every other team member to follow the industry standard without someone saying so , when i compared that to some of the react project i see that every person has their own way to doing things which really mess the code and hard to debug.

[@ivanmaglica264]

Services - unsung heroes of Angular! Two-way binding with components makes Angular a no-brainer if you are doing office administration management type of app. Seriously, I wanted to switch to React because of JSX, but state management in Angular shows why it is preferred for enterprise apps, so, Angular it is.

[@bullettime2808]

State management is a breeze nowadays in React with modern libraries like React Query and Zustand, and these libs support persisters so you can have an offline ready app in no time with no effort from the developer

[@CoolPupGaming]

Started on react but after trying angular im never going back. No decision fatigue way easy to scale and maintain.

[@matthewkk5087]

I switched from react to Angular. there is a b ig difference I like react but I have to install sooo many libararies to create functionality, and angular also cleared my mind into OOP. (but still cannot land on a job :D )

[@beloaded3736]

Have you had any success with landing a job? :)

[@matevojtko6567]

I started learning Frontend development about a year ago, and I've made a few projects in react. Now I'm searching junior jobs in my area (Slovakia) and I see that most of the companies, use Angular, and I cannot find job offers for junior React developers. I'm thinking about learning angular now, but I'm already familiar with react basics and I would like to learn more in depth things about it. Now I feel like I wasted my time learning it.

[@Alex.Shalda]

True, same

[@ivanmaglica264]

I suggest learn Angular, it will add another tool in your tool belt. You dont need to go deep if you wish to focus on frontend. Components and services are more than enough to make 90% of frontend for your app. The rest few % is API.

[@UmpikLumpik]

a este mas byt senior :D

[@frontend3409]

3:00 what's the site?

[@notme___1]

6:05 what is the official react vscode extension?

[@LorenzoJimenez]

React is my wife, and Angular my lover 😉😆

[@Daniel-Dann]

😅👍

[@mac.ignacio]

You need 10 more libraries for ReactJS to be useful. Number #1 in the list is the React Router and btw there are 3 major router you need to consider for ReactJS hahahaha.

[@mohammadalaaelghamry8010]

Great video, thank you.

[@Daniel-Dann]

You are welcome!

[@BDpro]

Angular vs NextJs.....please

[@ricardo-user]

Is it correct to compare React and Angular? What about Next.js and Angular?

[@DhruvRed]

I would choose react over angular for most use cases mainly because react is lightweight and can be added to already existing backend projects and in modern approach to microservices and decoupled architecture react just feels to be at home

[@x0z59]

If you want to make and work on serious projects, Angular is the best. For me Angular is everlasting!

[@abhishekpatra7954]

I would pick Framer. Thanks!

[@Mr.insane6992]

Pls do QT designer+python😢😢

[@TayambaMwanza]

Thanks for the video, I see you are using the old Angular logo :)

[@Daniel-Dann]

You are welcome! - where exactly do I use the old one?

[@Northbergh]

​@@Daniel-Dann Everywhere

[@JimmyC0]

That would be my response kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH24nJqIdt6SjNEsi=eyO0jFz5hQMBurDh

[@evgenymikheev4462]

Many generic words without telling much. The best is to take a real project and show how both frameworks handle it

[@deepakkarmaDK]

Angular is winner ❤

[@bazoka6352]

Good content but you switch and cut to fast. It‘s hard to follow…

[@bullettime2808]

React is a small but sharp tool and combined with some other libraries it has been used to build some of the largest and most ambitious applications, Angular honesty feels like a bloated mess at this point Observables and Signals divide, OnPush vs regular change detection declarative vs imperative object oriented patterns, the framework is going through an identity crisis not to mention lack of basic features like hot reload and a properly working editor extension

[@matheuspegorari1094]

Guess I just had a crush

[@user-pl4pz2xn2c]

HTMX > *

[@bushbuddyplatypus]

Silly React!

[@RaniLink]

React is fucking abysmal, Angular all the way.

[@oluwajobabukola1508]

Learn React.

[@go_lang_thang]

Vue is a combied option