React is more flexible, but that doesn't mean a company's react projects cannot share a similar structure and style. If a team can only afford to hire a couple fresh graduates to get the job done, maybe choosing angular will guarantee a better and more up to "standard" result, I agree that's probably the case. But if your company has experienced React developers, you can certainly get to the same standard but with a great deal more flexibility and a great deal less tedious boilerplate and structural overhead compared to Angular.
I my opinion, to choose Angular over React, the only strong reason I can think of is the clear boundary between modules resulted from Angular's dependency injection system. That give developers clear idea about the responsibilities of each module and how different modules depend on each other to get the job done.
I have to admit that the "dependency injection system" part I gained my experience mostly from Nestjs instead of Angular though. :p
...as you wish, I disagree too.
React is more flexible, but that doesn't mean a company's react projects cannot share a similar structure and style. If a team can only afford to hire a couple fresh graduates to get the job done, maybe choosing angular will guarantee a better and more up to "standard" result, I agree that's probably the case. But if your company has experienced React developers, you can certainly get to the same standard but with a great deal more flexibility and a great deal less tedious boilerplate and structural overhead compared to Angular.
I my opinion, to choose Angular over React, the only strong reason I can think of is the clear boundary between modules resulted from Angular's dependency injection system. That give developers clear idea about the responsibilities of each module and how different modules depend on each other to get the job done.
I have to admit that the "dependency injection system" part I gained my experience mostly from Nestjs instead of Angular though. :p
The problem crosses company boundaries. Devs quits and devs are hired ...