I don't think enterprise matters. Does the org want everything, including the kitchen sink, built-in? An highly opinionated way of doing, so they don't need to create their own? Does the org need to pick the same framework a different "enterprise" uses because someone in management golfs together? If yes, then Angular it is, and if your real lucky your brand new parent company uses AngularJS... so now you do to.
Angular emphasizes a declarative, HTML, perspective whereas React places emphasis on a JavaScript perspective, but I think in most projects you end up doing a lot of both. In all seriousness I think current NG comparison can boil down to all-in-one vs smaller individual pieces that are closer to web components.
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I don't think enterprise matters. Does the org want everything, including the kitchen sink, built-in? An highly opinionated way of doing, so they don't need to create their own? Does the org need to pick the same framework a different "enterprise" uses because someone in management golfs together? If yes, then Angular it is, and if your real lucky your brand new parent company uses AngularJS... so now you do to.
Angular emphasizes a declarative, HTML, perspective whereas React places emphasis on a JavaScript perspective, but I think in most projects you end up doing a lot of both. In all seriousness I think current NG comparison can boil down to all-in-one vs smaller individual pieces that are closer to web components.