It is necessary in design not to forget about qualitatively made variable fonts, which can help TypeType

This may apply now, but what about in 5 years?

LOL

Angular lost their top position when they failed to modernize their architecture. We see just this month that stand-alone apps are the default after a 5 year lag of getting rid of ng-modules which eventually clashed with ECMA. I feel that angular team needs new leadership; however it's pretty hard to compete against React's excellent design.

Angular is here to stay, much like modern-day Java. Large enterprises have heavily invested in building their ecosystems around Angular, which continues to excel in powering production-grade applications.

More importantly, not all applications demand extreme performance; many prioritize a scalable, robust architecture—something Angular delivers seamlessly through its foundational design

If angular takes over I'm done.

I have been a lead engineer of both angular and react projects.

Personally, I love react, and use it exclusively on all my personal projects.

Having joined projects with code written by junior devs in both angular and react, I can see why large enterprise companies prefer angular, and if I had to start a new enterprise product, but knew that we were hiring engineers with diverse skill levels, I would chose angular every time, even though I like react better.

The difference is poorly written angular code is still easy to navigate through, fix, and understand. Sometimes engineers can get "creative" and make a mess, but it isn't too difficult to untangle even the worst angular codebase.

A poorly written react codebase though is an absolute nightmare. It gives you maximal flexibility, and you can devote that to shooting yourself in the foot.

React is a more powerful, more expressive framework, but with great power comes great responsibility.

Now coming back to the article, a lot of people choose React to learn. Partly because it is more popular, and I think partly because there is less to learn to be an effective React developer. Angular has more to learn, and I think that makes it less attractive to those who are starting out. Ironically, the very people that Angular is more suited for (those who need guard rails) are those who get turned off by the learning requirements.

Maybe you could argue, that the companies currently using Angular will shift to something else (soonish), because they don't get the devs, they need. Chicken/Egg problem. So starting Angular now might put you in a situation not so favourable down the road. Just learn what you like most, get good at it, and you will fit somewhere.

Yes, Angular is superb and better than React (or any other framework) of landing you a frontend job. It's always best not to compete in a field that is saturated with younger (cheaper) workers.

As an Angular developer of 9 years, going back to AngularJS 1.3, I must warn you that companies are still cutting down on hiring for Angular developers. Most of the roles are turning into Full Stack positions where they want an Angular frontend expert and somebody who can do C#/.NET or Java backend work + DevOps. Angular has been phenomenal for my family and me regarding work and income. Unfortunately, the current economy and tightening of organizational purses will not guarantee you a job in the field as quickly as they did before.

I started with Angular as well a little over 4 years ago. It may not be the crowd favorite choice, but it's a fine framework that will serve you well if you dedicate time to learning it properly.

Interesting - I just wonder what kind of jobs these are - my hunch is that the kind of jobs requiring Angular are heavily biased towards "in house enterprise" type jobs ...

I'm an (online/remote) freelancer and I'm not really targeting the corporate/enterprise market (it would be pretty hard to break into, even if I wanted to).

As such, I think Angular would for me not be a great choice ...

(and what a pity that Vue is so underrated - I feel that between React and Angular, Vue sort of offers the best of both worlds)

Great article! Angular is undoubtedly a powerful framework for building robust and scalable web applications. Its component-based architecture, strong community support, and integration with other technologies like TypeScript make it a top choice for many developers.

If you're looking to hire Angular developers, consider partnering with a reputable software development company. They can help you find skilled professionals who can bring your Angular project to life.

Angular is great if your focus is to be unhappy for the rest of your career.

Fantastic article! Angular continues to stand out as a powerhouse for developing scalable and high-performance web applications. With its component-based architecture, strong community backing, and seamless integration with TypeScript, it's no surprise that developers favor it for complex projects.

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This was a really revitalizing book. Trendier models may eclipse angular, but your approach emphasizes just how strong and employable the skill set actually is. Particularly on more significant projects, its methodical approach helps teams work more easily together.

I valued your bringing up of TypeScript—too many people ignore its worth in a professional environment. Additionally effectively highlighted was the viewpoint of the employment market. Angular is obviously still very important, especially for jobs in businesses where consistency counts.

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