Why I Choose Angular over React and Vue for Enterprise SPAs

About the "Bloat-ness"/"batteries-included" of Angular application, those can be tree-shaken away if not used anyway.

I have been doing software development for 30 years... I have played with all 3 and I simply don't understand how can anyone even compare... regardless of the size of the project thanks to CLI, TypeScript and so many other advanatge,s, Angular is a much much more robust dev env. I subscribe to the notion that Vue and React are libs to hack with, for a serious project, Angular EVERTIME!

Angular is definitely the most accomplished framework out there!

A solid and pragmatic argument.

I love angular for that reasons too. It's very consistent

the angle of this video had me scrolling up to see the top of it lol, but great job defending angular!

I started using BehaviorSubject(RxJS) instead NgRx, so good dude, it's really hard to maintain the Redux things like actions, reducers, effects, etc.

Though angular struggles in non-spa domain afaik

Great summary! I'm now your 56th subscriber 😃

So refreshing to hear someone say you don't need a store. ngrx is cancer and is only popular because React devs learning Angular come in and say where is your Redux implementation without learning the Angular dependency injection system.

Finally someone whose not afraid of saying their opinion instead of “use the right tool for you” 🥳
I’ve been using angular since January 2016 and I love it. One other benefit I think it has is the reactive formbuilder - can make ridiculously complicated forms and validation which I found react and vue form libraries struggled with. I gave up with react because this reducer, actions, state nonsense confused the hell outta me. Great video!

PS I still use vue but in multipage sites instead of single page apps

Great review. I actually started learning React because of the noise also the desire to make Apps out of React Native, I dislike that unlike Angular everything is not out of the box.

As a React dev, I actually like the service/dependency injection paradigm from Angular. Makes the hell of redux or local state management very simple

I love ts. I hate OOP, Dependency injections and angular template syntax

Just saying. React is a library.

Finished the intro, had to thumb up the whole video in advance

I love Angular for same reasons. As far as reactjs goes, i hate it and you have to install like 20 libraries to make it useful. Vuejs is more acceptable for me but Angular is best.

Keeping it 💯

Awesome. 😍🙏

An self taught web designer I chosed to learn angular for the same reasons

as a tech recruiter with react+angular background. i gotta say, the react community is overpopulated with newbie devs who are solely good at answering interview questions and lying on resume.
our turnover rate has become too high. we hire people and we fire them in less them 6 months because the senior devs were not satisfied with their performance during code reviews.

switching to angular is the BEST DECISION EVER. we hired 2 fresh grads and they have been with us for almost a year now!!!.
the learning curve and verbosity in angular filters out the bad the developers from the good ones.

I agree with ya', you're hell'a awesome!

I'm a React developer. Recently, I was creating a complex custom map plugin for a WordPress website, I wasn't using React though but just JavaScript. I regret that I didn't use third party tools and TypeScript as it is almost scary at this point as to what could happen if a single variable is missing. Sometimes an unexpected error can stop your JavaScript from executing. I handled those things but my point is that type systems can only make your programs robust and "foolproof."

That's why I really like Angular now because is is strict and opinionated. I also wanted to point out that Redux isn't a library built for React but a library built for reactive state management for JavaScript applications. React just makes use of that. You can use Context API and a lot of other tools to manage state of React apps.

Anyways, I think the idea of "this tool is better than that" is very immature for any experienced developer because if you have a hammer, not every problem is a nail. You just need to use appropriate tools for appropriate tasks.

100% agreed!

I am a react person but i think angular is great when it comes to bigger projects and for working with team.

Great talk, I agree with you opinion, great talk again, you r awesome 😎

is htop really that scary ?

What is a prescribed architecture?

It's the observer pattern, feels like relearning

Angular is a great framework.

if you want "opinionated" you can use NextJS ;)

Angular is just fantastic. It's my choice whenever there's a fairly complex project to work on. Angular developers can easily look at other people's project built with angular and instantly be able to make modifications because of the controlled architecture as opposed to the react and Vue developers

The intro is nice!!

Bro loving this channel!

DI is the actual reason I use Angular for my project.
I love Angular, it is awesome.

The "bloat" is often misconceived.

Although they are readily available in the framework, they are modularized and not necessarily part of your build unless you import it.

Secondly, they would most likely need them anyways. :p

Came for the info; stayed for the dog :)

Hi bro, I like your channel. Keep up a good content! Subscribed of course👍

I am confused are you recommending to use stencilJS with angular? Or just angular without stencil?

Typescript was the main reason I chose Angular over React. Intellisense please!!!

When should I learn typescript, I now have a decent understanding of JavaScript and just made 2 months learning JavaScript and 3 months of html and CSS. At the moment I am learning modules, arrow functions, Object Orientation, ES6 standards, and soon I will learn how to use JavaScript and learning to use it for the DOM. Also, I am learning very recently advance functions like constructors I think its called. Where your able to integrate objects into your functions. What is your recommendation for when I should learn typescript and a framework.

Great video. Thanks man.

I check back your channel everyday but no new videos 😞

Man at the end of video your mobile phone is ringing. Pick it up