React VS Angular

I'll provide a comparison of React and Angular based on various aspects:

Aspect	React	Angular
Library vs. Framework	React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.	Angular is a complete front-end framework for building web applications.
Language	JavaScript	TypeScript (superset of JavaScript)
Architecture	Component-based	Component-based (uses modules, directives, components)
Learning Curve	Generally considered easier to learn and get started with.	Steeper learning curve due to its comprehensive features and concepts.
Community Support	Large and active community with extensive libraries and resources.	Active and strong community support, especially from Google and the Angular team.
Flexibility	More flexible, allowing developers to choose libraries for additional functionalities.	More opinionated and less flexible due to the framework's structure.
Performance	Generally high performance due to its virtual DOM and efficient rendering.	Generally good performance but can be affected by the framework's complexity.
State Management	Relies on third-party libraries like Redux or Context API for state management.	Built-in state management using RxJS and services.
Data Binding	One-way and two-way data binding is supported.	Two-way data binding is a prominent feature.
Mobile App Development	React Native is used for building mobile apps.	Ionic and NativeScript can be used, but not as tightly integrated as React Native.
SEO-Friendliness	Requires additional effort for server-side rendering (SSR) to improve SEO.	Built-in support for server-side rendering (Angular Universal) for improved SEO.
Community Size	Large and widely adopted in the developer community.	Well-established with a significant developer base.
Tooling and CLI	Create React App (CRA) provides a quick setup and development environment.	Angular CLI provides a robust command-line interface for project setup and scaffolding.
Integration	Easier integration with existing projects and libraries.	Deep integration within itself but can be challenging to integrate with non-Angular libraries.

Keep in mind that the choice between React and Angular often depends on the specific project requirements, team expertise, and development preferences.