Totally agree, every React app is different on the architecture level, so you need weeks to get familiar with all that stuff. With Angular, you just jump into the project and start coding. But the worst part of it is keeping everything up-to-date with React, because you're way more dependant on 3rd party libraries, which need to be updated and compatible with each other.
Oh, right, and TypeScript. With React you don't have the guarantee that the project is using it.
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Totally agree, every React app is different on the architecture level, so you need weeks to get familiar with all that stuff. With Angular, you just jump into the project and start coding. But the worst part of it is keeping everything up-to-date with React, because you're way more dependant on 3rd party libraries, which need to be updated and compatible with each other.
Oh, right, and TypeScript. With React you don't have the guarantee that the project is using it.