Really great detailed explanation. Yes most of the enterprise applications prefer Angular. But IMO... In React it is very clear and straightforward to pass data and functions to child components, dynamically rendering child components, to find out why a component is re rendered, how the state has changed etc. But in Angular I don't think it is that easy. I feel it takes less time forba react developer to go from a beginner to pro, buy in angular it might take more time.
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Really great detailed explanation. Yes most of the enterprise applications prefer Angular. But IMO... In React it is very clear and straightforward to pass data and functions to child components, dynamically rendering child components, to find out why a component is re rendered, how the state has changed etc. But in Angular I don't think it is that easy. I feel it takes less time forba react developer to go from a beginner to pro, buy in angular it might take more time.