I'll give my two cents on the thread: React is more "free" and, in my opinion, is less feasible for junior developers. Even if angular has a steeper learning curve, it provides structure, rules and linting, something you have to do yourself in React. That's the point of this topic: React is empowered by Angular, in some ways.
Absolutely agree. Many things done by create-react-app (mostly linting and structure rules) have probably been taken from Angular and frameworks from every language. I believe we could gain experience from every library/framework we learn and use it with the most appropriate for the project (or simply our favourite, in simpler cases :) )
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I'll give my two cents on the thread: React is more "free" and, in my opinion, is less feasible for junior developers. Even if angular has a steeper learning curve, it provides structure, rules and linting, something you have to do yourself in React. That's the point of this topic: React is empowered by Angular, in some ways.
Absolutely agree. Many things done by create-react-app (mostly linting and structure rules) have probably been taken from Angular and frameworks from every language. I believe we could gain experience from every library/framework we learn and use it with the most appropriate for the project (or simply our favourite, in simpler cases :) )