Disclaimer: I can't speak for Vue, I only have experience with React and Angular.
I agree with both core arguments; however, I wouldn't say that makes Angular the better choice. The clear benefit of React is a smaller learning curve for new team members, as even with external dependencies like redux (and it's variants) there's still much fewer additional and often hard to understand topics you're forced to face right away (change detection, rxjs,...) That said, things like Typescript and rxjs out of the box are things I love about Angular.
At the end of the day I think you can write solid enterprise applications with either framework, and I tend to avoid trying to find an answer to the "but who is better" question. I'd rather be happy we get to choose from more than one framework. :-)
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Disclaimer: I can't speak for Vue, I only have experience with React and Angular.
I agree with both core arguments; however, I wouldn't say that makes Angular the better choice. The clear benefit of React is a smaller learning curve for new team members, as even with external dependencies like redux (and it's variants) there's still much fewer additional and often hard to understand topics you're forced to face right away (change detection, rxjs,...) That said, things like Typescript and rxjs out of the box are things I love about Angular.
At the end of the day I think you can write solid enterprise applications with either framework, and I tend to avoid trying to find an answer to the "but who is better" question. I'd rather be happy we get to choose from more than one framework. :-)